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	<p><strong>WebGPU Officially Enabled in Chrome 113+</strong></p>

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		<p>Available by default on Windows, macOS, and ChromeOS.</p>
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		<p>Enables high-performance graphics and computation within browsers.</p>
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	<p><strong>What is WebGPU?</strong></p>

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		<p>A new web standard that provides modern access to GPU hardware.</p>
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		<p>Successor to WebGL, offering lower-level control and higher performance.</p>
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	<p><strong>Performance Improvements</strong></p>

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		<p>Achieves 3x better graphics performance compared to WebGL in most tests.</p>
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		<p>Enables more complex scenes in games and 3D web applications.</p>
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	<p><strong>Machine Learning in the Browser</strong></p>

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		<p>Allows faster execution of ML models on client-side GPUs.</p>
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		<p>Reduces server load and latency for AI-powered web apps.</p>
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	</ul>
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	<p><strong>Developer Benefits</strong></p>

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		<p>More flexible API compared to WebGL.</p>
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		<p>Better integration with JavaScript and WebAssembly.</p>
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	</ul>
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	<p><strong>Enhanced User Experiences</strong></p>

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		<p>Smoother animations and real-time 3D rendering in web apps.</p>
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		<p>Immersive AR/VR directly through browser without plugins.</p>
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	<p><strong>Cross-Platform Support Growing</strong></p>

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		<p>Firefox and Safari are actively working on WebGPU implementations.</p>
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		<p>Widespread adoption expected across major browsers in 2025.</p>
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	</ul>
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	<p><strong>Use Cases Already Emerging</strong></p>

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		<p>Browser-based games (e.g., Unity WebGPU builds).</p>
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		<p>ML-driven image editors, simulation apps, and 3D design tools.</p>
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	</ul>
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	<p><strong>Security Measures in Place</strong></p>

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		<p>Designed with sandboxing and GPU isolation to prevent exploits.</p>
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		<p>Follows Chrome&#39;s existing robust security model.</p>
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	</ul>
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	<p><strong>Future Roadmap</strong></p>

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		<p>WebGPU compute shaders and multi-GPU support on the horizon.</p>
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		<p>Closer parity with native graphics frameworks like Vulkan and DirectX 12.</p>
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	</ul>
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