Sony's architect for the PlayStation, Mark Cerny, teases that AI-boosted graphics will arrive 'in a future console in a few years time.'

Sony just dropped a new video with Mark Cerny with significant implications for the company’s next console and AMD’s future GPUs.

It feels like it was just yesterday that Sony hardware architect Mark Cerny was first teasing Sony's "PS4 successor" and its "enhanced ray-tracing capabilities" powered by new AMD chips. Now that we're nearly five full years into the PS5 era,

Sony’s Mark Cerny and AMD’s Jack Tuynh shared some graphics compression and GPU innovations coming to the unnamed PlayStation devices, presumably the PS6.

Sony has released a new PS5 controller that pays homage to the legacy of PlayStation by taking on the iconic blue started during the PS4 era.

You can play PS3 and PS2 games on your PS4 or PC by signing up for PlayStation Now, Sony's game streaming service.

Head over to Amazon to get the Sony WH-CH720N Wireless Headphones for just $98, down from its usual price of $180. That’s a discount of $82 and 46% off.

Also, SPT chair Keith Le Goy will feature in Variety’s C-Suite Conversations and ‘The Miniature Wife’ receive a Mipcom’s opening night screening.

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