The design of the ARM display chip could lead to a better autonomous VR

The design is optimized for common VR hardware operating at a resolution of 3K and 120 frames per second. This might not help with some future headsets, then. However, ARM hopes this will lead to equipment that is "lighter, smaller" and more comfortable to wear.

You will have to wait a moment to see the benefits. Mali-D77 is just an architecture at this stage. The chip makers will have to apply the design in the shipping processors, and you will have to wait some time later to buy it in a headset that you can buy. Nevertheless, this bodes well for the future of autonomous virtual reality: you will not have to settle for a mediocre experience just to avoid wire transfers.