Imagination Blog

A few months back we introduced the IMG-A-Series, our latest GPU IP, packed with so much scalable, low-power graphics and compute performance we think.

If you’re wary about Call of Duty®: Mobile, don’t be. Sure, there are compromises here and there – along with some mildly obnoxious microtransactions –.

Despite the theoretically infinite ways to implement a modern GPU, the truly efficient ways to make one come to life in silicon tend to force the hands of.

We all know passwords are a problem. We have too many of them to remember, but too many of them are reused to make them secure. No surprise that they are.

Coming away from CES this year one thought filled my head: the robots are coming! Having walked around the floor of this enormous show I saw enough to.

If you’re looking for a single example of jaw-dropping tech at CES then it was hard to see past “The Wall” at the Samsung booth. I mean that quite.

One of the first things I saw at CES was in a restaurant when someone walked past, closely followed by their suitcase – like an oblong BB-8. The theme.

As we get into 2020, we know that once again it’s time for the team at Imagination to gaze into its crystal ball to see if we can discern what the year.

Real-time ray tracing is arguably the most significant development in graphics of the last few years. Its ability to mimic the physical behaviour of light.

It’s that time again! The PowerVR SDK and Tools have been updated with brand new features and improvements.