AMD announced new Ryzen 6000 series processors for laptops built on its "6nm" Zen 3+ core architecture and includes AMD RDNA 2 architecture for integrated graphics. It is the first time the RDNA 2 architecture is in an AMD mobile platform, which allows for gaming on ultra-mobile systems. It will bring FSR to the Ryzen 6000 processors. AMD has had a record market share in the past couple of years, and in order to hold that market share within the laptops space, the Ryzen 6000 series mobile processors will need to match Intel not only in innovation, but in designed sockets and marketing spend. While the desktop processors market is a little more sticky since there are other components, like a motherboard, that is considered when switching between red and blue. The laptop market is not like that. For that reason, the laptop market is slightly more telling of technology market performance. When comparing the new 6000 series mobile processors, the measurement to look at is PPW.