There have been a lot of rumors regarding AMD's next-generation graphics cards but one recent rumor, stating that the AMD's next-gen will kick off with Volcanic Islands architecture is apparently correct, as it was practically confirmed thanks to latest AMD Catalyst driver.

AMD has unveiled some details regarding its future server strategy and launched a roadmap revealing some interesting 28nm parts aimed at 2P/4P enterprise and mainstream servers as well as 1P web/enterprise clusters. In addition to the upcoming Opteron X-series server APUs based on Jaguar CPU and GCN GPU part, AMD has revealed some details regarding future Seattle ARM based CPU, Berlin CPU/APU and Warsaw CPU server parts.

AMD has recently revealed its two new AMD FX-9000 series CPU and just a few days later we have some of the first pre-order listings that point out to a quite steep price.

AMD's A10-6800K Richland APU might not be that much impressive when compared to previous Trinity chips but it looks like it will be quite famous with overclockers as Finnish overclocked The Stilt managed to get it all the way up to 8GHz.

According to a report over at The Tech Report, that refer to an unnamed AMD source, it appears that AMD's upcoming FX-9000 series will initially be indeed limited to system integrators but that AMD is currently considering all other options in order to bring to retail.

AMD has announced an exclusive cooperation with Square Enix and its upcoming Thief game that will be optimized for the Graphics Core Next architecture on its Radeon graphics cards as well as APUs.

Since quite some time there were rumors that a new FX processor from AMD might emerge. All those reports were talking about a processor that should feature clock speeds significantly higher than the ones you get with an AMD FX-8350. Today finally was the day and AMD sent out the press release, that the new AMD FX-9590 is going to make it to market.

An alleged picture of AMD's upcoming HD 8970 have been leaked online and although it does not like anything we have seen so far, the rumor and picture should be taken with a grain of salt.

During the Computex 2013 press conference, AMD decided that it is the right time to show off its Kaveri APU platform and demonstrate its capabilities. It also showed a rather cool looking new Ruby tech-demo rendered with CryEngine 3 with AMD's TressFX technology.

According to a report from Computerbase it appears that AMD might be working on much better cooling solutions that will debut with the upcoming Radeon HD 8000 series graphics cards.

According to a report over at CNET, AMD is indeed looking into Android and Chrome OS and has finally starting to take that part of the market a bit more seriously.

Gigabyte's GA-990FXA-UD7 motherboard description spotted at Computex by Sweclockers pretty much confirmed that the upcoming FX-9000 Piledriver-based CPU is indeed real and that it is indeed heading for the retail/e-tail shelves.

AMD's FM2+ socket aimed to launch alongside its upcoming Kaveri APU has been already detailed in the recent roadmap from AMD but a slide from ECS upcoming motherboard also revealed a key detail regarding the compatibility of the socket with previously released APUs.

According to a report from Sweclockers site, AMD might be working on a slight refresh of its Vishera FX-Series based on Piledriver CPU architecture and could launch two new CPUs, the FX-9000 and the FX-8770.

During last week conference call, AMD has announced that it is also working on a Intel NUC-like 4" by 4" platform based on wide offer of Kabini APUs and some of them have already showed up at Computex show.

A new set of slides leaked by Computerbase site shows that AMD plans to launch its Kaveri APUs in late 2013 and that these will be compatible with the new FM2+ socket.

According to the latest rumors from Chiphell.com, we might see AMD's Radeon HD 8000 desktop GPU series as soon as Q3 2013. The site even released some of the specifications that certainly raised an eyebrow or two and should be enough to compete with Nvidia's latest lineup.

AMD has unveiled and launched a new line of low-power processor aimed for use in the NAS and microserver scenarios, the new Opteron X-series. Formerly known under the Kyoto codename, the new Opteron X-series includes the X2150 quad-core APU as well the X1150 quad-core CPU.

AMD's ex-executive Bob Feldstein which is now happily working at Nvidia, has spilled the beans on some details between AMD and Microsoft and their Xbox deal. In case you missed it, AMD managed to score all three console design wins and should benefit greatly from those deals.

As rumored earlier, AMD Richland desktop APUs are coming in early June and we now have some of the first benchmark results of the upcoming flagship A10-6800K APU.