AMD working on new neural graphics tech for future graphics cards

Chipmaker AMD is reportedly developing its own neural rendering technology to compete with Nvidia's DLSS system. According to industry reports, this new feature is planned for release alongside the upcoming RDNA 5 graphics architecture. The technology aims to boost performance in modern games by using artificial intelligence for graphics rendering. Reports also indicate that future gaming hardware, including the rumored PlayStation 6 and Microsoft's Xbox Project Helix, may use RDNA 5 architecture to rival advanced DLSS features. Meanwhile, AMD has already shown a neural path tracing method for RDNA 4 hardware that delivers five times faster acceleration. Further details on how the RDNA 5 neural rendering will function remain based on leaks and industry expectations rather than official company announcements.