Microsoft clears up doubts: there will be new Xbox consoles manufactured by the company itself

Microsoft confirms it continues to invest in its future Xbox consoles and own devices.

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After several days of speculation about the future of Xbox hardware, Microsoft has issued an official statement confirming that it continues to actively invest in the development of its next consoles and proprietary devices.

This announcement comes shortly after reports pointed to a possible restructuring of the brand’s strategy, a rumor that Microsoft has quickly put to rest.

Microsoft reaffirms its commitment to next-generation hardware

The company has reiterated that the future of Xbox is tied to both cloud gaming and physical hardware, and that new devices in development will be directly designed by the internal Xbox team. Additionally, the agreement with AMD (previously announced publicly during the summer) includes a multi-year collaboration focused on custom chips for consoles and portable solutions, such as the Xbox Ally line.

In the company’s words:

“We are actively investing in our future consoles and proprietary devices, designed, developed, and manufactured by Xbox. For more details, the community can check out the announcement of our agreement with AMD.”

This confirmation reinforces the information published in recent days (including the report from Windows Central) explaining that next-generation plans are still underway, with AMD as a key technological partner in the design of the silicon that will power the next Xbox models.

This message aims to calm the concerns of part of the community, after a week marked by rumors about a hypothetical withdrawal from the console market. However, with this statement, Microsoft makes it clear that its commitment to hardware remains in place and that the new generation of Xbox is in active development.

With its agreement with AMD and a new range of devices on the way, the brand reaffirms that its vision for the future involves maintaining a solid, multi-platform, and connected Xbox ecosystem, without abandoning the physical format that has defined it since its inception.