AMD launches 192GB Gorgon Halo chips ahead of RTX Spark
AMD has unveiled its new Gorgon Halo chips, offering up to 192GB of shared memory, just days before Nvidia is expected to launch its competing RTX Spark lineup. The flagship Ryzen AI Max+ Pro 495 chip, aimed at high-end laptops, features 16 powerful CPU cores and lets users dedicate up to 160GB of memory directly to graphics tasks. Gorgon Halo devices start at steep prices—over $7,000—and target users wanting to run demanding AI models locally, without relying on the cloud.
- Gorgon Halo chips ship with up to 192GB unified memory
- Ryzen AI Max+ Pro 495 heads the new lineup
- Users can allocate 160GB just for graphics processing
- Devices start at over $7,099
- Aims to run huge AI models fully on-device
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