AMD’s next-generation graphics architecture takes another step toward hardware readiness, with two GFX13 targets now supported by initial Linux kernel patches. AMD has submitted a substantial new batch of Linux kernel patches for its upcoming GFX13 graphics architecture, widely expected to power its next-generation RDNA 5 GPUs. The changes introduce foundational driver support for the new graphics core, following several months of development across other parts of AMD’s open-source graphics software stack. As initially spotted by Phoronix, AMDGPU maintainer Alex Deucher submitted an eight-patch series on November 9, containing 12,643 lines of added code across 32 files, alongside 15 deletions. […]
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