PS6 Development Milestone Teased by AMD

AMD has once again teased its collaboration with Sony on PS6 development, stating that its release of FSR 4 is “just the beginning.” AMD’s latest upscaler was co-developed by Sony, who provided assistance with the models used to train FSR 4, including PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution (PSSR).

Sony helped AMD with FSR 4 ahead of PS6

In a tweet celebrating FSR 4 on X, AMD said that it’s “proud to collaborate with PlayStation on Project Amethyst.” Last December, Sony confirmed that Project Amethyst was a joint effort between the two companies to create technology based on machine learning for graphics and gameplay.

“FSR 4 is looking fantastic!” AMD continued. “Excited for the co-development with Sony Interactive Entertainment on the models used for the FSR 4 upscaler. This is just the beginning. Stay tuned for what’s next!”

While Sony didn’t explicity mention PS6’s development when it announced its partnership with AMD, it’s an open secret at this point. Rumors of the companies working together on next-gen platforms had been circulating for almost a year before Sony announced Project Amethyst.

Sony and AMD have enjoyed a strong partnership since the PS4. Last July, an AMD veteran revealed that the company was on the verge of financial disaster when Sony came along and saved it from bankruptcy by tasking it with PS4’s production.

Speculation suggests that PS6 will release sometime in late 2027.

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