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Microsoft plans to introduce cooperative vector support to DirectX, enabling cross-platform implementation of next-generation neural rendering techniques

The GeForce RTX 50 series GPUs feature advanced AI tricks, with technologies such as DLSS 4 and neural rendering. Microsoft is also jumping on board the AI train for gaming, with DirectX support for neural rendering confirmed to be inbound.

Microsoft recently announced what could be the next major development in the history of DirectX. The High-Level Shader Language (HLSL) team is currently working with major

Microsoft is updating its DirectX API to include neural rendering capabilities, representing a significant advancement in graphics processing that leverages artificial intelligence and machine learning techniques.

We check out the first details of Nvidia's new technology that uses neural shaders to improve what we see in video games greatly.

A key piece of the AI-enhanced DirectX will be a technology called Cooperative Vector Support. Microsoft says adding this feature will directly and noticeably improve the performa