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Greetings GPU fans, (not the actual spinning fans on the hardware… let’s say GPU enthusiasts!)
After only one week, the GPU for the Web Community Group has 90 members from all areas of the industry. It’s now time to start work. I expect we’ll develop a working style over time, but there are some important things we should work out as soon as possible.
Welcome to the GPU community group. Just a few resources for you as we get started:
Stay tuned for more!
Ian (helping out)
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<p>The mission of the GPU on the Web Community Group is to provide an interface between the Web Platform and modern 3D graphics and computation capabilities present in native system platforms. The goal is to design a new Web API that exposes these modern technologies in a performant, powerful and safe manner. It should work with existing platform APIs such as Direct3D 12 from Microsoft, Metal from Apple, and Vulkan from the Khronos Group. This API will also expose the generic computational facilities available in today){kind=link}