Why AMD Radeon HD 6850 is not supported in Premiere Pro CC GPU Accelerated Features?

Even the weaker AMD Radeon HD 6750 is supported...
How do I find out if there is a plan to support it in the future?
Regards

While a few employees do read in some of these user to user forums, most of the people here are other users
As such, we do not know Adobe's current or future plans

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