When programmable shaders were introduced more than 15 years ago, they changed gaming forever. Today, real-time ray tracing is set to do the same thing — it represents the next landmark shift in game development. The breadth of industry adoption is remarkable — standard APIs, integration in major game engines, multiple AAA titles and support enabled in millions of GeForce GPUs, pointing to an exciting future for gamers.
When programmable shaders were introduced more than 15 years ago, they changed gaming forever. Today, real-time ray tracing is set to do the same thing — it represents the next landmark shift in game development. The breadth of industry adoption is remarkable — standard APIs, integration in major game engines, multiple AAA titles and support enabled in millions of GeForce GPUs, pointing to an exciting future for gamers.