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Khronos Group Posts Their Vulkan + SPIR-V Q&A

Written by Michael Larabel in Vulkan on 12 March 2015 at 11:54 AM EDT. 13 Comments

Beyond posting their OpenCL 2.1 technical overview session to YouTube, the Khronos Group has now uploaded their Vulkan and SPIR-V question and answer session too for those wishing to learn more about this new graphics API and graphics/compute intermediate representation.

The Vulkan and SPIR-V Q&A was led by Khronos Group President Neil Trevett. The Q&A session during GDC2015 in San Francisco was nearly an hour and a half long and has been embedded in full below.

Those interested in these new Khronos standards would also be interested in the LunarG Q&A about their work around these new interfaces.

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