Vulcan 0.90

Vulcan is a graphics API created by NVIDIA Corporation that allows developers to achieve high performance graphics with low overhead. It was designed to provide developers with more control over the hardware and software than other graphics APIs, like OpenGL and Direct3D.

With Vulcan, developers have access to advanced features, such as explicit command buffers, fine-grained CPU and GPU control, and multi-threading. This allows for more efficient rendering and better use of system resources.

Vulcan also features a simplified shader model, making it easier for developers to create shaders that work across multiple platforms. This can help reduce development time and costs.

In addition, Vulcan supports a range of platforms, including Windows, Linux, Android, and iOS. It is also compatible with a variety of hardware, including discrete GPUs, integrated GPUs, and mobile devices.

Vulcan provides developers with a powerful graphics API that offers greater control and performance than other solutions, making it an ideal choice for developing high-quality games, VR experiences, and other graphic-intensive applications.