AMD to bring FSR 4 technology to handheld consoles and APUs by late 2026
Jack Huynh announced that AMD will bring AI-powered FSR 4 upscaling to handhelds and APUs by the end of 2026, though official support for older devices remains unconfirmed.
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Jack Huynh announced that AMD will bring AI-powered FSR 4 upscaling to handhelds and APUs by the end of 2026, though official support for older devices remains unconfirmed.
NVIDIA has officially announced DLSS 5 compatibility for RTX GPUs predating the 50 series, though developers will retain control over its implementation. Concurrently, the modding community has successfully ported a leaked version of DLSS 5 to older hardware, setting a technical and user control precedent.
Apple's discontinued autonomous vehicle program, Project Titan, demanded unprecedented on-device artificial intelligence (AI) processing. This necessity spurred the internal development of highly efficient chip architectures, laying the groundwork for the AI capabilities in current Apple Silicon, providing a competitive edge in performance and privacy across its products.