Pemalite on 12 February 2014
I personally think they will shift over to ARM, they're cheap, lower power and AMD is now an ARM licensee and is now producing/Designing ARM chips, so they can make a very powerful console-orientated ARM SoC.
It wouldn't be a stretch to assume that it could end up with 8-16 ARM cores combined with a Radeon GPU.
And considering that the successor won't arrive for many years... ARM cores should be faster than Jaguar, easily.
With that in mind, it does mean Backwards compatibility would be broken at a hardware level.
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