Blog – Page 149

Stingray swims away

January 16, 2018

Kathleen Maher

Autodesk abandons Stingray noting its customers have opted for products like Unity and Unreal in their content creation pipelines. Autodesk inks deal with Unity.

Does the demise of TechShop (maybe) spell doom for makers?

January 8, 2018

Kathleen Maher

The grass roots of the maker movement are green and flourishing. TechShop, a franchise of fabrication storefronts, founded by Jim ...

Apple builds foundation for growth

January 4, 2018

Kathleen Maher

Looking back at a year of Apple's financial performance. The company stays on course, to an almost boring extent, unless you're getting dividends, then it's all pretty exciting.

New JPR report: GPU developments in 2017

January 2, 2018

GfxS staff

Mobiles devices use more GPUs than all other platforms combined. Jon Peddie Research (JPR), the industry’s research and consulting firm ...

Magic Leap reveals its AR headset—Magic Leap One: Creator Edition

December 29, 2017

Ruchika Saini

Just a technology preview, but Magic Leap One is still making a splash. Magic Leap has finally revealed the first look ...

Bye-bye 32, says Nvidia

December 27, 2017

Jon Peddie

32-bit is so Windows 95. In a no frills, no hoopla, in a very un-Nvidia like fashion, the company announced ...

Using SPECwpc website results for workstation performance evaluation

December 21, 2017

GfxS staff

Detailed configuration information helps recreate the same performance as that documented on the SPEC website. By Bob Cramblitt A lot has ...

Boxx bets on Zen to power an AMD comeback in workstation CPUs

December 20, 2017

Alex Herrera

Alex Herrera reviews new Zen-based Apexx workstations from Boxx. He says the new machines stay true to Boxx's commitment to quality and customized features. The article takes a look at the market best suited for the new computers.