These new APIs have supported new and demanding use cases for GPU programming such as the explosion in machine learning and advances in rendering algorithms. APIs like Direct3D 12, Metal, and Vulkan. To keep up with this evolution, a new breed of APIs were developed to more efficiently interact with modern GPU hardware. That's a long time ago! And you can imagine that GPU hardware has evolved significantly since that time. WebGL was based on the OpenGL family of APIs first developed in 1992. By allowing web applications to take advantage of GPUs, WebGL enables amazing experiences on the web-from Google Earth, to interactive music videos, to 3D real-estate walkthroughs and more. But first, let’s provide some context for why WebGPU was developed.
This article explores how WebGPU is an improvement over the current solution of WebGL, with a sneak peek at future developments. This option is not available for your browser.The new WebGPU API unlocks massive performance gains in graphics and machine learning workloads. The list is pretty long and few of my favorites' are: You can enable/disable these features and relaunch the Chrome to see the changes. You can try to turn on few features and try at your own. This page is divided into sections Experiments & Unavailable Experiments So, please enable these at your own risk OR you can try out by downloading Google Chrome Beta from /beta Interested in cool new Chrome features? Try our beta channel at /beta. Any experiments you enable will be enabled for all users of this browser.
Jokes aside, your browser may delete all your data, or your security and privacy could be compromised in unexpected ways. We make absolutely no guarantees about what may happen if you turn one of these experiments on, and your browser may even spontaneously combust. WARNING These experimental features may change, break, or disappear at any time. The page will look like thisīefore we progress please read warning carefully on the page Then, you’ll get all kinds of crazy options for experimental features. Open Chrome browser and type chrome://flags into your URL. I will explain you Chrome flags feature which I found very exciting to play with.
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