AMD and Qualcomm bring in great news for mobile gamers.
AMD recently forayed into a more powerful sector of unified shaders, for mobile phones, with Qualcomm — resulting into a probable great visual future for mobile gamers.
Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) was founded in 1969 and based in Sunnyvale, California. AMD is known for its innovative microprocessor , graphics and media solutions for the computer, communications, and consumer electronics industries.
It is well known for its innovation and as a processing powerhouse that offers smarter choices for its customers and makes technology more accessible to the world.
AMD licensed its unified shader architecture for use in their mobile phones. This is great news for all mobile gamers as this innovating contribution could bring out a new era into mobile gaming.
It would be pure state of the art innovation with brilliant creative mobile gaming brought together.
Alex Caccia, CEO of the Ideaworks3D — the company responsible for the mobile versions of Tomb Raider Starring Lara Croft, The Sims 2 Mobile and various mobile Need for Speed Titles — said,
The promise of upcoming handheld architectures supporting OpenGL ES 2.0 graphics standards is expected to bring a game-changing evolution in 3D capabilities for developers.
The popularity of the Qualcomm platform infused with AMD technology makes a winning combination, laying the groundwork for a wealth of new devices capable of supporting the same mind-blowing 3D performance seen in today’s videogame consoles and PCs.
So with scores of technological upgradations happening in the gaming and PC industry, AMD’s unified shaders for mobiles could be another huge introduction of a new tech trend in the coming years for both, mobiles and gamers.
As it is always the end user, i.e. to say, ‘we’, who benefit from the success of the wireless industry, going from today into tomorrow.
Via Source: custompc
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