Microsoft, NVIDIA, and AMD will stream talks during DirectX Developer Day

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What you need to know

Microsoft announced DirectX Developer Day today.
The digital event will be streamed on Thursday, March 19, 2020.
Microsoft, NVIDIA, and AMD will stream as part of the event.

Microsoft didn't share many details in its announcement post. Other than the date and medium of the event, this is all it had to say:

The Microsoft DirectX team, along with partners from AMD and NVIDIA, will be streaming a series of talks covering how we're pushing gaming graphics into the future, introducing exciting new features, showing never-before-seen demos, and doing a deep dive into both PIX and our shader compiler.

The event will be the first Mixer stream from the DirectX team and allows Microsoft and its partners to communicate with game developers and fans without having to hold an event in person.

Microsoft also invited people to join them for Game Stack Live today.

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