Sony Interactive Entertainment has deployed patches for the base PS5, making Marvel's Wolverine and Ghost of Yōtei the first games to support Quick Spectral Super Resolution (QSSR). The technology stems from a project Sony worked on with AMD and uses a streamlined neural network architecture and hand-tuned implementation; all PlayStation developers will be able to add QSSR to their games.
Sony Group announced that from next month it will require about 8,000 employees at its chip subsidiary Sony Semiconductor Solutions to return to in-office work on principle, aiming to improve cross-departmental joint R&D collaboration, accelerate physical AI development, and as part of organizational restructuring; remote work will remain for special cases such as childcare and family care.
Sony's PS5 system software 26.06-14.00.00 enables Enhance PSSR Image Quality by default, allowing games based on the original PSSR to automatically use the newer upscaler without manual settings. Games without PSSR support are unaffected. The enhanced PSSR, introduced in March, uses a new neural network and algorithm.
Sony clarified that the 'AI Camera Assistant' on Xperia 1XIII is not an image editing or generation tool. Instead, it uses on-device visual perception to offer