After going behind the scenes of Imagination’s latest and greatest PVRTC2 texture compression standard, we now look at how PVRTC works and compare it against other widely texture compression standards available to game developers who want to target the whole range of our PowerVR GPUs, including Series5, Serie5XT
Released at GDC 2012, Imagination’s updated PVRTC2 texture compression technology provides significant enhancements in quality and efficiency offering application developers unrivaled performance while lowering system memory usage and reducing GPU processing overhead for the low power-driven world of mobile graphics. Everything just got better: high contrast textures, NPOT
Our SDK team have been busy putting the final effort into getting the latest incarnation into shape. Now it’s time to unleash the latest update to the Imagination PowerVR Graphics SDK, version 2.10 which is now available for download here . So what can we look forward to
We’re delighted that the design team for our PowerVR Series2NX Neural Network Accelerator (NNA) has been honoured with a prestigious British Engineering Excellence Award (BEEA). The BEEAs were established in 2009 to demonstrate the high calibre of engineering design and innovation in the
After a period out of the spotlight, ray tracing technology has recently come back into focus, taking up a lot of column inches in the tech press. The primary reason is because graphics cards for the PC gaming market have
Amazon, the internet shopping giant, announced earlier this week the latest version of its media streaming device, the Fire TV Stick 4K. First released in 2016, the Fire TV stick brings catch-up streaming services to any TV with an HDMI
Once, when you were looking to develop a mobile application with complex graphics, in most cases you immediately thought of OpenGL ES. In this blog post we’ll be discussing the benefits of Vulkan and why you really ought to consider using this
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