Thursday, April 30th 2020
AMD and Oxide Games Join Forces to Advance Cloud Gaming Graphics
AMD and Oxide Games today announced a multi-year partnership to co-develop graphics technologies for the growing cloud gaming market. By combining leadership gaming hardware and graphics expertise from AMD with Oxide's proven development capabilities and innovative Nitrous game engine, the companies plan to create a robust set of tools and technologies for cloud rendering designed from the ground up to embrace the real-time demands of cloud-based gaming.
"At AMD, we pride ourselves on our ability to push the boundaries of what technology can do so it elevates the gaming experience," said Scott Herkelman, corporate vice president and general manager, Graphics Business Unit, AMD. "Oxide shares this passion and is an ideal partner for us as we expand the way gamers play, while delivering the quality experience they demand."
"Oxide's motto is to bring games to life that have never been seen or experienced before. We built the Nitrous Engine specifically with that purpose in mind," said Marc Meyer, president of Oxide Games. "AMD's commitment to gamers and their leadership in pushing the edge of state-of-the-art hardware is a perfect complement to Oxide's commitment to the same excellence in software."
"At AMD, we pride ourselves on our ability to push the boundaries of what technology can do so it elevates the gaming experience," said Scott Herkelman, corporate vice president and general manager, Graphics Business Unit, AMD. "Oxide shares this passion and is an ideal partner for us as we expand the way gamers play, while delivering the quality experience they demand."
10 Comments on AMD and Oxide Games Join Forces to Advance Cloud Gaming Graphics
All that money should be spent on the drivers, and on learning to advertise actual, real, useful features.
Non the less it's all relative you can't use something that isn't there and when it is it's often many years before general adoption.
That's how the pc tech space has worked since conception, we're you not paying attention.
Perhaps with AMD behind it and Sony and Microsoft behind it , it could now gain traction.
For the record I have been using the features Vega has without the issues some see with driver's and the fault list for everyone's driver's are not small If released.
Rdna2 has not been technically detailed yet either, your source?.
Don't let me destruct you from moaning about primitive shaders that were not used , thing's evolved eh.