AMD's new Ryzen AI P100 chips bring serious AI power to edge devices
AMD just dropped its Ryzen AI Embedded P100 processors, built for everything from smart cars to industrial robots.
With up to six Zen 5 CPU cores, upgraded RDNA 3.5 graphics, and a dedicated XDNA 2 NPU, these chips hit up to 50 trillion AI operations per second—triple the performance of AMD's last-gen embedded lineup.
Specs at a glance
You get support for four ultra-smooth 4K120 or two 8K120 displays, all in a chip that handles extreme temperatures and promises a decade-long supply.
The P121 model offers four cores and 30 TOPS of AI muscle; the P132 bumps it up to six cores and the full 50 TOPS.
Power draw ranges from a modest 15W up to 54W.
Why does this matter?
These chips are aimed at makers building next-gen digital cockpits, smart cameras, industrial PCs—you name it.
They pack faster multi-threading (2.2x over last gen), better graphics (+35%), plus tons of connectivity like USB4 and PCIe Gen4 lanes.
Higher-core versions (up to 12!) are coming later in 2026, with even beefier X100 models on the horizon for those who want maxed-out performance at the edge.