Dolby Laboratories has said that its Atmos surround sound technology can in fact support ?hundreds of simultaneous objects? contrary to Mark Cerny?s claim during his recent PlayStation 5 presentation.
Discussing the PS5 technical specifications, Cerny talked about Sony?s new Tempest engine for audio, and said that the console will not utilize Dolby Atmos because it?s capped at 32 objects. Dolby published new FAQs following Cerny?s comments, stating that this was incorrect.

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