In the past few hours Microsoft has announced DirectX Developer Day, an event that like many others, given the current situation linked to the Coronavirus epidemic, will be held online only on March 19, streaming on the Mixer platform.
During the event, the Microsoft DirectX development team, in collaboration with NVIDIA and AMD, will take stock of the 3D graphics of the future, showing to the public for the first time technologies and features that we will find on next generation games.
No other details were anticipated on what we will see during the event. The Redmond company has limited itself to ensuring that "something interesting is boiling" and that will be shown new demos with graphic effects never seen before.
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