The article reveals details about the cooperation of corporations. Sony's image scaling system is closely related to AMD's FSR 4 computer technology. Although the hardware dictated certain differences, such as the use of eight-bit integer operations in PSSR instead of floating-point numbers, "the final results on the screen are almost identical."
The biggest technological achievement of engineers from Japan was performance optimization. The new version of the algorithm is approximately one hundred microseconds faster than its prototype. This performance margin allowed developers to implement a system switch that instantly forces old games to use a greatly improved and "smart" upscaler.
Experts from Digital Foundry discussed the interview in a video podcast. They drew attention to the fact that the technology finally fully justifies the purchase of an expensive console. In demanding games such as Crimson Desert, the upgraded PSSR revision instantly eliminates any previous problems with image clarity or flickering of small edges.
The future of the Sony platform is painted in bright colors. Mark Cerny officially confirmed that the current leap in quality convincingly proves that "artificial intelligence has forever revolutionized the video game market."