After AMD had already announced that it had started delivering the necessary processors for the PS5 to the console's production facilities, the back-end suppliers have also picked up speed.
This is how it comes current reports via ASE Technology and Greatek Electronics, who handle the manufacturing and testing of the semiconductors and the assembly of the integrated components, respectively. This puts the PS5 in a good position before the first retail console can actually see the light of day.
The launch date for Christmas can be met.
Sony However, it confirms Sony has repeatedly stated that the launch will be held by Christmas 2020 and that they even plan to ramp up production for the Christmas season to ensure a sufficient supply of units. The number of units Sony can produce per day is not yet known.
Things are slowly starting to fall into place, so now everyone is just waiting for the PS5 launch date and pre-orders. Rumors suggest it will be this August. a larger PS5 event Sony will reveal the final details at an event. Meanwhile, Microsoft is also positioning itself and will likely begin taking Xbox Series X pre-orders soon.
