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AMD reunites Raja Koduri with his baby: an RX 6800 graphics card

It's nice when everybody gets along.

Intel's chief architect, Raja Koduri, the man in charge of gearing up Intel's discrete graphics charge with Xe, just received a 'surprise' AMD RX 6800 graphics card in the post from his ex-employer.

Koduri left his top position at the Radeon Technology Group back in 2017, following a short sabbatical from the role in the days following Vega's launch. It was always said that the Navi architecture (before we knew it as RDNA) was Koduri's pet project, so perhaps it's only fitting that the now-Intel GPU engineer would receive an RDNA 2 card in the mail.

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