AMD is powering another of the biggest gaming platforms in the world as it forms the hardware behind the new Google Stadia system. Not content with running both the PlayStation 4 and Xbox consoles, AMD has also collaborated with Google to create a custom x86 CPU and a 10.7 TFLOP graphics chip.

That’s a graphics card with more raw performance than both of the fastest games consoles combined. That’s both the Sony PlayStation 4 Pro and the Microsoft Xbox One X. Damn.

Google Stadia is the internet giant’s streaming platform, launching this year in US, Canada, UK and Europe. But it’s far more than that. It’s an instantly accessible, hugely powerful, interactive, and social setup that will already work on practically any device that you already own. It can do that because its AMD-powered hardware is based in the datacentre, accessible via more than 7,500 edge nodes across the globe.

Essentially, you actually already own the most powerful gaming devices around, and it’s anything from the phone in your pocket, to the weakheart laptop stuffed down the side of the sofa.