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· 6 months, 3 weeks ago • Alex Forbes-Calvin

Sumo partners with Arm to help test mobile game capabilities on new AI-powered chips

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Sumo Digital is teaming up with Arm to explore the capabilities of its new AI-driven neural technology for mobile gaming. This partnership is particularly exciting for graphics programmers and artists, as it promises to deliver PC-quality graphics on mobile devices, a long-standing challenge in the industry.

The collaboration will culminate in demonstrations at GDC, allowing developers to see firsthand how this technology can elevate mobile game visuals. As Sumo navigates its recent changes, including a shift towards development services, this project could represent a significant step forward in mobile game development, making it essential for developers to stay informed about these advancements.

“Arm neural technology will represent a paradigm shift for what's possible with video games on mobile.”

— Gary Dunn · CEO of Sumo Digital discussing the partnership.
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what
Sumo Digital partners with Arm to test AI-powered mobile gaming technology.
who
Sumo Digital and Arm.
when
Demos expected at GDC this week.
impact
Potential for PC-quality graphics on mobile, affecting graphics programmers and artists.
Signal Positive

The partnership promises significant advancements in mobile game graphics.

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