Microsoft has announced that neural rendering capabilities are coming to DirectX soon. Cooperative vector support, as it’s called, will lead to “cross-platform enablement of neural rendering ...
RTX neural rendering is now available for game developers thanks to NVIDIA updating the RTX Kit with its latest ...
Neural Rendering Capabilities: Revolutionizing how graphics are processed and displayed. Improved AI-Driven Upscaling: Beyond gaming, enhanced AI upscaling benefits content creators, offering ...
Combining many neural rendering components in the new toolkit lets developers use artificial intelligence for real-time ray tracing, texture reduction, and character rendering. Currently housed on ...
Microsoft is updating its DirectX API to include neural rendering capabilities, representing a significant advancement in graphics processing that leverages artificial intelligence and machine ...
The High-Level Shader Language (HLSL) team is currently working with major GPU and SoC manufacturers to bring support for neural rendering technology in the company's APIs for 3D graphics ...
In a recent blog post, Microsoft explained how the company is partnering with NVIDIA to support the latter's neural rendering software by bringing so-called cooperative vectors to DirectX.
It was an all-day event, kicked off with the Neural Rendering session that covered topics including DLSS 4, Multi Frame Generation, Neural Materials, Mega Geometry, and more. Due to time ...
Nvidia held a lengthy presentation at CES 2025 outlining the past and future of its DLSS neural rendering technology. One slide included a data point claiming that over 80 percent of users with ...
This new architecture builds upon the Ada Lovelace design, offering enhancements aimed at improving AI and neural rendering capabilities. It introduces support for new standards such as ...
To fill the gap in current language models, the researchers propose a “neural long-term memory” module that can learn new information at inference time without the inefficiencies of the full ...