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ATI Radeon[]
2000–2004[]
ATI began the production of Radeon in 2000.
ATI Radeon Graphics[]
2004–2007[]
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Same as the old logo, but with the new ATI logo taking its place.
2007–2011[]
An updated logo was introduced in 2007.
AMD Radeon[]
2011–2013[]
This logo was introduced after ATI was absorbed by AMD.
2013–2016[]
2016–2020[]
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The logo was first used on Radeon RX 400 and 500 series released in 2016.
With the launch of the RX Vega series, it adopts the Radeon Vega logo as a secondary logo, only used on RX Vega discrete GPU and as an integrated GPU for Ryzen with Radeon Graphics APUs until 2019.
2020–present[]
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This logo complements the Ryzen family of CPUs, hence the wordmark. It was first spotted on trailers for DiRT 5 (on a car) and Godfall (at the end) in May and June of 2020, respectively. This new logo would later be seen on a Fortnite creative map titled the "AMD Battle Arena" on August 25 of the same year. The new logo eventually became official when the RX 6000 series GPUs were teased in early October of the same year, followed by the full unveil later on the 28th of the same month. The previous logo is still used on the RX 5000, RX Vega, and RX 500 series GPUs.
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| Processors: Athlon (Zen-based) | Ryzen (Threadripper) | Epyc | Radeon (Pro) | Instinct  |