Regular readers will probably know this already, but AMD's RDNA 4 GPUs are quite good at machine learning workloads. The company's FSR 4 AI-powered upscaler delivers excellent results, much closer to ...
Project Amethyst tech could ‘support broad work and machine learning across a variety of devices,’ says PS5 architect Mark Cerny. Project Amethyst tech could ‘support broad work and machine learning ...
A couple of days ago on the official PlayStation YouTube channel, Sony uploaded an unusually technical video. It features Mark Cerny, the architect of the last few PlayStation consoles, talking in ...
Following years of algorithmic processing-based upscaling, AMD's FSR technology graduated to the machine learning (ML) phase in January 2025. Using ML-trained AMD EPYC and Instinct accelerators, this ...
AMD has celebrated the release of FSR4 in a post on X, specifically thanking Sony Interactive Entertainment for their contribution to the technology as part of its previously-announced Project ...
Use left and right arrow keys to seek audio. With FSR 4, AMD's answer to NVIDIA DLSS, the company embraces AI and machine learning to enhance image quality and performance. It builds on the upgradable ...
Marvel’s Spider-Man Remastered, Marvel's Spider-Man 2 and Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales were all given a little update ...
AMD has officially announced its next GPU architecture, RDNA 4, today at CES, and while the company didn’t spend much time talking about what this means (more to come later this quarter), during a pre ...
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AMD releases Adrenalin Edition 26.6.2 graphics driver and FSR SDK v2.3, bringing FSR 4.1 and Ray Regeneration 1.2 to RDNA 3
Owners of AMD Radeon RDNA 3-based graphics cards can rejoice as the latest FSR SDK is now available to developers who can ...
Looking ahead: Prior leaks and rumors regarding the PlayStation 6 primarily focused on AMD's future hardware architectures and their dramatic improvements to ray tracing performance. A brief new ...
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