Valve announced a new Steam Machine and a next‑generation Steam Controller on November 12, 2025. The Steam Machine is offered in 512GB and 2TB SSD models, runs SteamOS, and is scheduled to ship in early 2026 in regions where the Steam Deck is sold. For the official storefront entry see the Steam store.
Sources: Valve announcements and hands-on coverage. For official product details see Steam.
The slider maps Valve’s stated “over 6×” claim (600%) to a visual bar. This is illustrative only — use published benchmarks for precise performance comparisons. Official hands‑on coverage: The Verge, Tom’s Hardware.
Two internal SSD models are listed (512GB, 2TB). A microSD slot is included for portable catalog expansion.
The Steam Machine runs SteamOS and uses Proton to provide compatibility for many Windows‑targeted titles; Steam services such as cloud saves and suspend/resume are supported.
Valve has indicated sales will begin in 2026 and that the device will be sold both bundled with the Steam Controller and as a standalone product. Official storefront and product details are available on the Steam store.
The module summarised the Steam Machine announcement and technical details: model options (512GB and 2TB), key hardware (semi‑custom AMD Zen 4 CPU, RDNA3 GPU, 16GB DDR5 + 8GB GDDR6), SteamOS as the operating system, and stated shipping in early 2026. Official storefront and hands‑on coverage links are included above.