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Chaos updates V-Ray Benchmarking to Version 6

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Jon Peddie

Measure how fast your hardware renders.

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New development in AI hardware and software is transforming the market

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Jon Peddie

Nvidia and CUDA are ahead by virtue of early development but open alternatives are being developed and expand the AI universe.

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Nvidia buys The Portland Group

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Jon Peddie

Silicon is stupid without a good compiler. You all know CUDA is coming to mini Kepler, AKA Tegra, right? How ...

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Nvidia adds ARM platform support to CUDA GPU programming

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Randall Newton

ARM-based devices are growing at a 10x rate compared to x86 devices. Nvidia continues its expansion of the CUDA parallel ...

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Syracuse team creates Java compiler for GPU compute

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GfxS staff

Rootbeer is an open source project that automatically parallelizes Java programming code. Syracuse University Ph.D. candidate Philip C. Pratt-Szeliga, supported ...

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University group deploys UK’s most powerful GPU supercomputer

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Randall Newton

The new “Emerald” system will be shared with researchers across the UK to drive discovery in astrophysics, genomics and nanotechnology. ...

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The parallel universe is growing in the NAB world

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Kathleen Maher

CUDA, OpenCL, and OpenGL all come into play as professional graphics applications learn to play nice with multiple CPUs and ...

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Promoting the big video toolbox at NAB

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Kathleen Maher

Everybody wants to be the preferred vendor of end-to-end tools for digital video production. Act of Valor proves affordable cinema ...

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Nvidia preaches the GPU compute gospel at NAB

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Kathleen Maher

More than 40 vendors had Nvidia GPU technology in their booths. OpenCL is out there, but CUDA is doing well. ...

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Nvidia updates CUDA programming platform for GPUs

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Randall Newton

New features aim to make better use of GPUs for scientific and engineering simulation. Nvidia today released a major update ...

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