It’s called Nvidia . It it part of the Unreal engines for a very long time now. Nvidia and Epic Games do have a closer relation to each other than one may think. The question is what Nvidia is really thinking. Because if Nvidia played according to the rules of Epic Games, all of the GameWorks stuff may end up being a core part of UE4.
UE4 is the perfect engine for all that GameWorks stuff. And that’s also good for Epic, because they won’t have to implement everything all over again. Epic Games is very rich. Maybe they should go for some shopping? Micro$oft likes to go shopping, a lot…
I just can’t help but to wonder about CUDA though. Because I think Flow requires a GP-GPU grade acceleration. Meaning if one (Epic Games) wanted to run it on AMD cards, one would require to support OpenCL.