Monday, April 10, 2023
Google Chrome gets support for WebGPU: What it means for users
Google has added support for WebGPU in the latest beta for Chrome. The coming version of the browser, Chrome 113, will have WebGPU activated as a default API, allowing web applications to use the PC's graphics card to its full potential. According to Google, the first release of WebGPU will be compatible with ChromeOS, macOS, and Windows. https://ift.tt/PZLcKvx
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