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[https://www.techspot.com/news/80347-samsung-bringing-amd-rdna-graphics-smartphones.html](https://www.techspot.com/news/80347-samsung-bringing-amd-rdna-graphics-smartphones.html)
Since Android phones run the Linux kernel, I wonder how this development will effect AMD's graphics drivers on Linux. I think many people running Linux with AMD graphics hardware are currently using the open source drivers because they are better. Perhaps this will spurn AMD to improve their proprietary drivers?
Or, are these drivers when written for a phone completely different? At least they won't be X86 binaries, but is there anything else fundamentally different about them? Do phones support Vulkan? Maybe only OpenGL ES?
But now I've remembered about Stadia, so probably we'll see more benefit from that direction than this one.