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Details of Sony's next-generation PlayStation console has been revealed, boasting a more powerful CPU, GPU, and storage. Mark Cerny, an American video game designer, programmer, producer, and entertainment executive, who is also the lead system architect for the PlayStation, has revealed the details of Sony's next-gen PlayStation console in an exclusive interview with Wired. According to Cerny, the yet-to-be-named PlayStation console (which is likely to be called the PlayStation 5 if we're going to base it on previous releases) will sport a CPU based on the 3rd-gen AMD Ryzen line that uses a 7nm Zen 2 microarchitecture with 8 cores and 16 threads. The AMD chip also features a custom unit for 3D audio for a more immersive sound. The new PlayStation also boasts faster loading times thanks to a specialized SSD that has a raw bandwidth higher than any SSD available for PCs. Sony’s PlayStation 5 Pro is making waves in the gaming industry with its newly introduced PSSR AI upscaling technology, which aims to provide a performance boost that could rival Nvidia’s DLSS (Deep Learning Super Sampling). While AMD’s FSR 3.1 (FidelityFX Super Resolution) struggles to catch up, the PS5 Pro’s PSSR could become a game-changer for the console’s graphics and performance capabilities. Read more in our articles including "Sony PlayStation 5 details revealed" and "PlayStation's PSSR AI Upscaling Aims to Rival Nvidia's DLSS, Leaving AMD Behind Again".