Interview
Mobile ray-tracing’s chicken and egg problem
Imagination Technologies’ chief marketing officer David Harold discusses the the promise of ray-tracing for mobile games and why it may only be a couple of years away
Company Profile
Imagination Technologies
Website www.imgtec.com
About Imagination Technologies develops and licenses silicon and software IP such as its PowerVR 3D hardware for use in phones and other portable multimedia devices.
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