AMD consumer chip chief Jack Huynh says the company will bring its FSR 4 technology to some handheld gaming devices by the end of 2026. FSR 4 is a framerate-enhancing feature that uses machine learning to improve visual performance. While the tech is currently available on older hardware like the Steam Deck, AMD previously reserved the right to exclude older handhelds from official support. Huynh’s announcement clarifies that expansion is planned, but it remains unclear whether existing devices will receive an update or if consumers must purchase new hardware. The statement arrives alongside news that AMD is releasing a new chip capable of running FSR 4. The company plans to expand the machine learning-based technology, which was first introduced for external graphics cards, to more platforms. The specific models that will gain access to the feature have not been detailed.