https://www.techspot.com/news/81904-microsoft-surface-laptop-3-reportedly-coming-amd-processors.html
 
Microsoft has been using Intel hardware exclusively on its Surface lineup ever since it came out with the first Surface device. The choice was clear - Intel offered much better energy efficiency than anything AMD could offer at the time, besides the strong bond between the two companies. However, it seems that AMD might have done enough with its Ryzen 3000 series to sway big Microsoft into using some of its hardware (Ryzen 3000H or U) on upcoming Surface devices, if reports are to be believed.

Microsoft should be refreshing its Surface Laptop 2 with a 15-inch variant packing AMD hardware. It's uncertain if this will happen, and much less likely to happen for the entirety of Microsoft's Surface product stack (which includes potential refreshes for Surface Pro 6, Surface Book 2, Surface Go or Surface Studio 2). However, that AMD is now being considered alongside Intel in what can be said to be the ultimate Windows experience in Microsoft's usually excellently-designed products is a prestige in and of itself, and means an empowered brand standing for the red camp. Oh and Microsoft might finally be introducing that dual-screen device we've been hearing rumblings about for a while. Project "Centaurus" has already been seeded among Intel insiders, it seems, so it might see the light of day in the upcoming Microsoft Surface event taking place in New York on October 2nd.
 
I'm glad to see Microsoft being flexible enough to include AMD in a surface laptop. 
 

I think it's a mistake since the advertising for the Surface has put it out as better then Apple. It's supposed to be a premium item and the people who buy it have been told for decades about how AMD is the budget brand and how they want Intel. I don't want to sound like I am bashing AMD at all since I am not just that the people buying a Surface are probably not people who are really fallowing the latest news about AMD and would know the Intel name.