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AMD taps Optis for open ray-tracing
The importance of highly realistic rendering drives both companies to work for a common goal of an open technology visualization ...
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Notebook PC categories continue to proliferate
Disruption rules the marketplace as diverse form factors come and go. By Jon Peddie For over a decade now we ...
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Intel entices Taiwan computer makers to build Ultrabooks
The MacBook Air is doing too well, and netbooks doing too poorly. Intel thinks it is time for powerful and ...
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Stereoscopic 3D in your pocket, in your life
The next revolution on mobile phones has already begun. By Jon Peddie Seeing double will be the next big thing ...
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Matrox turns 35
A very private company stays ninble to stay relevant Fiercely independent and private, Montreal-based Matrox turns 35 years old this ...
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WebGL: kill it before it grows?
The recent suggestion that WebGL 1.0 has security holes launches the wrong set of fears. Jon Peddie takes a closer ...
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AMD’s amazing A to Z APU accomplishments
The last five years have been an incredible roller coaster ride for AMD, the largest rival to Intel in the ...
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Just how many Windows are coming?
Intel is wasting no time in talking about the future of its CPUs and Microsoft Windows. Microsoft wishes Intel would ...
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Nvidia extends reach into mobile computing with Icera acquisition
Icera’s programmable radio technology is a real coup. Nvidia is poised to be a major player in mobile computing on ...
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Google’s I/O 2010
San Francisco thought Oracle’s takeover of downtown was big, well it has competition, Google came to town kicking off its ...