Android's Advanced Protection Mode may soon disable a key Chrome feature to boost security

Google may allow users to disable WebGPU in Chrome via Android Advanced Protection Mode to shield users from sophisticated online attacks.
Ars Technica

Chrome will support the WebGPU API by default—here’s why that’s important

Google announced today that it would enable WebGPU support in its Chrome browser by default starting in version 113, currently in beta. In development since 2017, WebGPU is a next-generation graphics ...
Cult of Mac

Google Chrome 94 adds new WebGPU API with Apple Metal support

Google has rolled out its newest Chrome beta with a new WebGPU API that finally adds support for Apple Metal. The version 94 release should lead to improved rendering performance for websites and web ...
GIGAZINE

WebGL's successor API ``WebGPU'' that uses GPU to improve graphics on the web is now available in Chrome 113 beta

WebGPU is an API that uses the device's GPU for rendering and calculation processing, and provides access to more advanced GPU functions than WebGL. It was designed with the web platform in mind, with ...
techtimes

Google: WebGPU to Enhance In-Browser Gaming as Default Feature in the Upcoming Chrome 113

A new development over at Google is promising to deliver enhanced performance for in-browser gaming and other web-based processes with the new API called WebGPU. This new API will help in accessing ...
ExtremeTech

Google's WebGPU API Accelerates Graphics in a Web Browser

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Ars Technica

Chrome 113 will enable WebGPU, a modern low-overhead graphics API for the web

Fascinating. I hope that DCC (digital content creation) applications like Blender, DaVinci Resolve, etc. are able to take advantage of this someday. These are gorilla-sized programs that chew up ...