AMD introduced the miniature Project Quantum minicomputer originally as early as a year 2015. The project never gave birth to computers that were actually sold, but was described by AMD as a concept car, for example, familiar from the automotive world.

The original Project Quantum included an Intel Core i7 – 4790 K processor and a graphics card based on two Fiji graphics chips. That project was originally buried because the computer wanted an AMD motherboard and processor, in addition to which the company had decided to target two Fiji Radeon Pro Duo players to professionals. A year later, it was rumored that the project would make a comeback as a solution based on Zen and Vega architectures, but it remained at the level of rumors.

Now Project Quantum has once again presented new signs of life, as Twitter user PeteB found 15. September 2020 AMD’s design patent describing the Project Quantum case. PeteB’s tweet was brought to wider awareness by the familiar leaker _rogame. The case described in the design patent still follows the original concept, in which the computer is divided into two sections, which are connected to each other in an hourglass-like manner through a thin center. The patent was applied for in February this year, so it is possible that AMD will eventually release the Project Quantum computer, which will go on sale

.Source: _roga