Several months ago AMD announced the creation of the Radeon Technologies Group, a branch of the company that was put together and in an effort to enhance their presence in the visual computing field. Headed by Raja Koduri, its primary mission is to push the envelopes of modern graphics solutions while also implementing forward-looking technologies that will ultimately help distinguish upcoming AMD APUs and GPUs from the competition's offerings. While certain initiatives like AMD's excellent Crimson software were started well before the RTG was formed, they still live and eventually evolve under its all-encompassing umbrella.

Putting up a unified front has its advantages and in 2016 we will begin seeing the fruits of the Radeon Technologies Group's labors. To that end, over the next few weeks there will be a number of glimpses into the future of Radeon graphics which will eventually be rolled out into upcoming products. The first sneak peeks into the new world being forged by AMD and the RTG primarily concern how users experience games, movies and other multimedia displayed through their graphics solutions.