AMD Admits Its New Graphics Tech Has Been Stolen, Rumoured To Be The Xbox Series X GPU

Chip-creator AMD has recognized that a programmer took a portion of the organization’s illustrations IP and is purportedly requesting $100 million for its sheltered return. In an announcement to its site, AMD said it was reached in December 2019 by a person who professed to approach “test records” for the organization’s present and future illustrations items. A portion of these advantages was presented online on the discussion of the design GitHub before AMD brought them down with a DMCA notice.

This individual has gotten “extra documents” past the ones made freely accessible, AMD said. The organization said it’s working with law requirements and specialists in its criminal examination.

AMD endeavored to minimize the essentialness of the rupture, saying, “We accept the taken illustrations IP isn’t central to the seriousness or security of our designs items.” The organization proceeded to state that it has no motivation to accept the programmer has some other AMD tech in their control as of now.

TorrentFreak reports that the programmer took a design code identified with AMD’s Navi and Arden GPUs. The Arden GPU is said to be the codename for the 12-teraflop Xbox Series X GPU.

The individual professing to be the culprit disclosed to TorrentFreak that they found the source code on an “unprotected PC/server,” and got to it by utilizing “a few endeavors.”

This individual said the estimation of the source code is $100 million, yet it’s muddled how they showed up at that figure. Whatever the case, the individual, professing to be the culprit, said if nobody approaches with the money to purchase the code, they will “simply spill everything.”

GameSpot has reached Microsoft looking for extra explanation.

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