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Baked in silicon ray tracing on view at Siggraph
Caustic by Imagination was showing off its new accelerator board. But Nvidia’s latest high-end GPU might be as fast. Direct-to-final-render ...
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Nvidia buys The Portland Group
Silicon is stupid without a good compiler. You all know CUDA is coming to mini Kepler, AKA Tegra, right? How ...
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3D needs its Napster moment
The Khronos Group wants to do for 3D what formats like MP3 and JPEG did for audio and video. At ...
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Programming experts to explore mobile GPU advances
Led by Jon Peddie, the panel will describe how programmers can take full advantage of the latest GPU designs to ...
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Growth of mobile technology drives game platform proliferation
Traditional console vendors and newcomers are both staking out positions in this new market. By Jon Peddie I’ve predicted for ...
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Nvidia drops price on upcoming Shield mobile game device to $299
The Android device doesn’t ship until June 27 but Nvidia is already responding to customer pressure. Nvidia today announced its ...
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Nvidia gives some love to the PC at E3
Filling the vacuum left by so few details being released about new consoles. By Robert Dow In the absence of ...
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Nvidia adds ARM platform support to CUDA GPU programming
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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PTC joins the ranks of companies enabling virtualization
The virtualization trend is exploding as standards are set in place. PTC certifies first virtualization platform with Citrix, IBM, and ...
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First Acer workstations now available
Veriton P Series launches with three models and a wide range of options. Overall PC sales may be declining but ...
