Microsoft Introduces DirectX Support for Cooperative Vectors, Enhancing Cross-Platform Neural Rendering Development

2025-01-11

Microsoft has unveiled that DirectX will now support cooperative vector technology, a move designed to propel the cross-platform integration of next-generation neural rendering technologies. Neural rendering harnesses the power of AI and machine learning to revolutionize graphics processing, while cooperative vectors expedite the application of AI in real-time rendering by optimizing matrix-vector operations, thereby enhancing overall performance. To facilitate cross-platform support and maximize the capabilities of NVIDIA RTX 50 series GPUs' Tensor Cores and neural shading technologies, Microsoft is partnering with several companies. This collaboration aims to empower developers to create highly immersive gaming experiences.

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