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CTOnews.com February 28, Samsung revealed on MWC 2023 that Samsung hopes to take the lead in developing graphics rendering technology for mobile devices based on ray tracing. This technology can greatly improve graphics quality and realism, but its performance cost is quite high, and Samsung hopes to help developers optimize the process.

Ray tracing (a technology that simulates how light is reflected from surfaces and objects, adding more realism to 3D scenes in video games) requires stronger device performance support, and ray tracing technology is slowly moving into mobile devices and is not yet widespread on a large scale.

Won-Joon Choi, executive vice president of Samsung Electronics and head of Samsung's flagship product development and technology strategy team at MX, said the company wanted to help raytrace development rather than "sit idly by and passively see what's going on."

Samsung's Won-Joon Choi explained on MWC 2023 that the company's mobile division wanted to be "actively involved" in the development and optimization of mobile ray tracing technology, and confirmed that Samsung had "worked with several game developers", but did not mention any studio or game names.

Samsung is helping game developers optimize ray tracing for mobile games, "so once this job is mature, you will be able to really see games with ray tracing in the market."

Samsung's first Exynos chip using AMD RDNA2 GPU, the Exynos 2200, does support ray tracing, but the chip itself has not been a great success. Samsung has invested in ray tracing technology and hopes to lead the trend in cooperation with game developers. The latest Samsung Galaxy S23 series uses the new Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 for Galaxy chip, also supports ray tracing, and has an overclocked GPU and master CPU core.

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