Hacker reportedly stole data from the Xbox Series X GPU. Last week, Microsoft unveiled the final details of the Xbox Series X, where 12 TFLOP GPUs will handle the machine and powered by AMD, the highlight. Yes, according to a recent report, the hacker would have received information from Microsoft's new console GPU, and graphics cards from an American company.
Today Not much published that AMD has been implemented, which may have caused the loss of a large amount of data related to the new graphics cards the company was developing, among them Xbox Series X GPU. According to the media, the following is what is ripe.
The chip developer revealed that the stolen hijacker stole test files of … current and future graphics, some of which were released online before being deleted. While AMD was embarrassed about the details, the curious suspect told TorrentFreak that the property includes a source code for the Navi 10 … the future of the Navi 21 and the Arden GPU within the Xbox Series X.
Although the amount of data entered is small, this can lead to some hackers trying to take advantage of the company. It also has numerous trading systems, as AMD competes directly with the other two companies. However, this story is not over yet. Engadget went on to say the following.
The self-styled gang adds that it wants $ 100 million in source code and threatened to "leak it all" if no one buys. He reportedly received GPU data from a "compromised computer" in November, though AMD said it would not be released until December. DMAE does not appear to be under pressure. He believes the stolen code "is not essential to the competition or safety" of his products, and said there is "a criminal investigation underway."
Hopefully, AMD will be able to see what happened and recover the files, especially with the landing Xbox Series X high.
