So.. it's just a publicity stunt? If it's not actually using the graphics hardware on-chip then there's nothing special about it that's relevant to the raspberr

So.. it's just a publicity stunt? If it's not actually using the graphics hardware on-chip then there's nothing special about it that's relevant to the raspberry pi. Apparently there exists software that can give you virtual gpu's, that's cool enough news for me, a bit weird that they market it through the pi.