AMD buys VR intellectual property from Nitero ahead of Radeon Vega graphics card launch

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AMD buys VR intellectual property from Nitero ahead of Radeon Vega graphics card launch

AMD aims to make virtual reality a wireless experience

AMD has announced the acquisition of intellectual property relating to virtual reality (VR) technology from Nitero, a company behind the development of wireless VR and augmented reality headsets. The...

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