👉 Graphics computing, also known as computer graphics, involves the generation and manipulation of visual data to produce images, animations, and videos for display on screens or other output devices. It encompasses a range of technologies and processes, including rendering, shading, texturing, and lighting, which work together to create realistic or stylized visuals. Graphics computing relies heavily on specialized hardware like graphics processing units (GPUs) to efficiently handle the complex mathematical operations required for rendering 3D models, simulating light interactions, and managing high-resolution textures. Software frameworks and libraries, such as OpenGL and DirectX, facilitate the development of graphics applications by providing APIs for developers to create and manipulate graphical content. Together, these components enable the creation of immersive visual experiences in applications ranging from video games and simulations to virtual reality and augmented reality.
