Samsung and AMD have debuted a new mobile ray-tracing-enabled processor. While ray-tracing has been a feature in the video game world since NVIDIA's 10-series GPUs in 2016 and gaming consoles received ray-tracing capabilities with the launch of the Xbox Series X and Playstation 5, mobile gamers have been left behind. Now, though, mobile gamers will be able to enjoy the algorithmically generated lights of ray-tracing in games with the release of the 'Exynos 2200' processor.
This CPU contains an 'Xclipse' onboard GPU which has been developed over several years with the collaborative help of AMD and Samsung. AMD's 'RDNA' architecture is also utilized in the Exynos 2200, making it capable of handling full ray-tracing. On top of this, the processor features eight cores that work in tandem to deliver optimal performance and display clarity.
Graphically Enhanced Mobile Devices
Samsung Phones Will Contain a Ray-Tracing-Enabled GPU
Trend Themes
1. Mobile Ray-tracing Processors - The growing trend of integrating ray-tracing capabilities in mobile processors presents an opportunity for game developers to create more immersive gaming experiences on-the-go.
2. Collaborative Development - The collaborative development of CPUs between technology giants such as AMD and Samsung presents an opportunity for smaller companies to collaborate and innovate in a similar manner.
3. Optimal Performance and Display Clarity - The trend towards developing processors with multiple cores for optimal performance and display clarity presents an opportunity for the electronics industry to create innovative and advanced devices.
Industry Implications
1. Gaming - The integration of ray-tracing capabilities in mobile processors presents an opportunity for the gaming industry to create more realistic and immersive mobile games.
2. Technology - The collaborative development of processors between technology companies such as AMD and Samsung presents an opportunity for the technology industry to create innovative and advanced devices.
3. Electronics - The trend towards developing processors with optimal performance and display clarity presents an opportunity for the electronics industry to create innovative and advanced devices such as mobile phones, tablets, and other digital devices.