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Cementing its status as the undisputed global leader in online games, China-based Tencent Games has unveiled a strategic partnership with British global semiconductor powerhouse Arm to aggressively integrate advanced neural network technology into its mobile gaming architecture. This move by the world’s largest gaming entity, which dwarfs competitors like Sony and Nintendo in annual turnover, signals a decisive shift toward on-device artificial intelligence, edge artificial intelligence, and revolutionary real-time rendering gameplay experiences on mobile devices. Speaking at the recent Arm Everywhere China annual conference in Shanghai, Chen Dong, head of the Tencent Games public technology line, announced that the company…
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