Vulkan

Vulkan is a cross-platform, open-standard graphics and compute API that provides developers with direct access to GPU resources, enabling high-performance, low-overhead rendering and computing. As a successor to OpenGL and OpenGL ES, Vulkan is relevant to the tech community for its ability to unlock the full potential of modern graphics processing units, making it a popular choice for game development, professional graphics, and compute-intensive applications.

Vulkan

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