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Nvidia preaches the GPU compute gospel at NAB

Nvidia preaches the GPU compute gospel at NAB

May. 7 | More than 40 vendors had Nvidia GPU technology in their booths. OpenCL is out there, but CUDA is doing well. Nvidia had no new product announcements at the recent National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) convention, but the company did highlight partnerships...

Moon rover robots and cannibalistic hordes to highlight Nvidia GTC keynotes

Moon rover robots and cannibalistic hordes to highlight Nvidia GTC keynotes

May. 2 | The third GPU Technology Conference kicks off May 14 with the enlightening and entertaining Nvidia CEO Jen-Hsun Huang taking the stage. Nvidia has announced the keynote presentations for this year’s GPU Technology Conference (GTC), May 14-17 in San...

Boxx introduces four-GPU workstation

Boxx introduces four-GPU workstation

Apr. 30 | The 3DBOXX 4925 is the first workstation to ship with the Intel Xeon E5-2600 processor capable of running 4 GPUs. The Boxx 3DBOXX 4925 workstation. (Source: Boxx Technologies) Boxx Technologies today introduced a workstation it claims is the industry’s...

Imagination Technologies supplies more embedded GPU IP than all others combined

Imagination Technologies supplies more embedded GPU IP than all others combined

Mar. 24 | New report from Jon Peddie Research shows a soaring market for embedded mobile graphics. The market for mobile graphics chips is soaring, says a new report from Jon Peddie Research. Of the dozen or so manufacturers, Imagination Technologies supplied...

Upgrade helps PSi rip through complicated engineering simulations

Upgrade helps PSi rip through complicated engineering simulations

Feb. 28 | Adding Nvidia Maximus software and a Tesla GPU to their workstations gave 2x boost in Ansys and MSC simulations with up to 8 million degrees of freedom. (Source: PSi) Parametric Solutions Inc. (PSi) is an engineering services company that performs mechanical...

Sudden departure of AMD graphics chief Demers is a body blow

Sudden departure of AMD graphics chief Demers is a body blow

Feb. 16 | The latest generation of AMD workstation graphics was just starting to find a market. Will this departure start another market decline? By Alex Herrera The hits just keep coming for AMD. Not hits as in hit songs, but hits as in body blows. Yesterday AMD...

Registration open for third GPU Technology Conference

Registration open for third GPU Technology Conference

Feb. 16 | Nvidia’s GTC is the most exciting technical conference to come along in years, exploring new frontiers in almost every aspect of computation. Nvidia says registration is now open for its third GPU Technology Conference (GTC) in the U.S., one of the...

Fabric Engine leverages the cloud for high-performance applications

Fabric Engine leverages the cloud for high-performance applications

Feb. 10 | Built to solve complex simultaneous uses of CPU and GPU for animation, Fabric Engine has the potential to solve knotty issues in a wide variety of disciplines. By Kathleen Maher It’s not much of a secret that while processors, CPUs and GPUs alike have...

Lucid takes GPU virtualization to the cloud and beyond

Lucid takes GPU virtualization to the cloud and beyond

Feb. 3 | Intelligent real-time graphics flow can synchronize CPU and GPU output. By Jon Peddie Started in 2004 Lucid came out at CES 2011 and formally announced its GPU virtualization technology at the show. It then demonstrated it at CeBIT, in March 2011 and...

New benchmark brings testing standards to OpenCL

New benchmark brings testing standards to OpenCL

Feb. 2 | Rightware says Basemark CL will improve all applications using GPUs for general purpose computation. Last year the Khronos Group introduced OpenCL (Open Computing Language) an open, royalty-free standard for parallel programming of modern processors,...