Google's WebGPU API brings next-gen graphics to Chrome for gaming and beyond.

Google is introducing WebGPU, a new feature that will allow Chrome browsers to use graphics cards to accelerate games, graphics, and machine learning. WebGPU will give web apps better access to graphics cards, allowing developers to achieve the same level of graphics with less code. The feature will be enabled by default in Chrome 113 for Windows PCs, MacOS, and ChromeOS. The API has been in development for over six years and should be available to Firefox and Safari in the future.