Core Insights - AMD is expected to refresh its Ryzen AI lines, focusing on mobile processors transitioning from the 300 series to the 400 series, along with updates to its gaming-focused desktop processors [1] Product Updates - The Ryzen 7 9850X3D is introduced in the 9000X series, offering a 7% performance improvement with a clock speed of 5.6GHz compared to the 5.5GHz of the Ryzen 7 9900X3D [3] - Two new processors, Ryzen AI Max Plus 392 and Ryzen AI Max Plus 388, have been added to the Ryzen AI Max Plus 300 series, featuring an upgrade in GPU performance from 32 to 40 compute units [4] - The Ryzen AI 400 series is launched, providing faster versions of the 300-series equivalents, with improvements in NPU performance, reaching up to 60 TOPS for the HX 475 model [5] New Product Launches - AMD has developed a compact desktop system named Ryzen AI Halo for local AI development, capable of handling models with up to 200 billion parameters, featuring a Ryzen AI Max chip and 128GB shared memory [6]