ATI to roll out R500 GPU for Xbox 2 in 1Q 2005

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ATI to roll out R500 GPU for Xbox 2 in 1Q 2005

According to DigiTimes, ATI Technologies is expected to roll out a new GPU, codenamed R500, for the Xbox 2 in the first quarter of next year.

ATI is cooperating with Microsoft to develop the chip, but the software vendor will be responsible for placing orders with TSMC. ATI will receive royalties from Microsoft based on the number of chips produced.

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