
Xbox Series X processor, memory and suppliers
Separate AMD's custom Scarlett processor, Micron GDDR6, the Western Digital SN530 SSD and selected board chips in the original 2020 1TB disc console. Sources and unknown factories are explicit.
MicrosoftThis Microsoft catalog currently covers one Xbox Series X board selection. It does not establish suppliers for Surface, other Xbox consoles or any other Microsoft business. The product page separates official processor context, teardown part identification and unconfirmed findings.
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Microsoft lists its founding in 1975 and its corporate address in Redmond, Washington. The map below aggregates only the eleven selected records from the original 2020 1TB Xbox Series X; it is not a corporate supplier directory. The corporate address is not used as a factory or assembly location.
| Company / component | Documented relationship | Model / coverage | Evidence status | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Microsoft — Xbox Series X | Console platform | Official specification; not supplier evidence for other Microsoft devices | Microsoft specification | [1] |
| AMD — Project Scarlett SoC | Custom system on a chip | Official processor partner plus pictured board identification | Official Microsoft specification; iFixit board identification | [1][2] |
| Western Digital — custom SN530 | Internal 1TB NVMe SSD | Pictured 2020 1TB disc console only | iFixit teardown identification | [2] |
The map uses the same eleven role records and nine organizations as the product. Areas count records, not purchasing volumes or market share. Factories remain Unknown.
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Separate AMD's custom Scarlett processor, Micron GDDR6, the Western Digital SN530 SSD and selected board chips in the original 2020 1TB disc console. Sources and unknown factories are explicit.
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