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Khronos gets major wins; lays groundwork for further advance

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GfxS staff

Now that Microsoft is on board with OpenGL, the browser as software platform can really take off. Siggraph represented a ...

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Baked in silicon ray tracing on view at Siggraph

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GfxS staff

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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SPEC announces wide slate of new benchmarks

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Jon Peddie

This tanker doesn’t turn fast, but when it does you know it.   The last version of SPECviewperf 11, the ...

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Playing with JT2Go on an 82” screen powered by Microsoft Surface

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Randall Newton

The new Perceptive Pixel touch screen is more fun than a cave for product review and a whole lot cheaper. ...

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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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Khronos updates OpenGL cross-platform 3D graphips API

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Randall Newton

Wasting no time on the opening day of Siggraph, the industry consortium is also opening up two working groups to ...