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AMD Hatches FLOP-Monster GPU Card
November 12, 2012
AMD is launching its most powerful graphics card yet: the dual-GPU FirePro S10000 promises 5.91 teraflops of peak single precision and 1.48 teraflops of peak double precision floating point performance. And with AMD's "Graphics Core Next" (GCN) architecture under the hood, the S10000 can deliver compute and graphics processing simultaneously. Read more…
Cloud Rendering in the Push of a Button
May 29, 2012
A platform provider aims to speed rendering for graphics-heavy applications. Read more…
Dual-Use GPUs for Servers — AMD and NVIDIA Mind Their P’s and Q’s
May 19, 2011
AMD pitches FirePro V7800P against NVIDIA's Tesla M2070Q. Read more…
GPU Technology on Center Stage at GTC ’10
September 27, 2010
At this year's GPU Technology Conference in San Jose, GPU computing in the scientific and technical research space took center stage, almost to the point where it became possible, at least for a moment, to forget the gaming roots and movement from the mainstream to the deeply technical. Read more…
Intel Demos Real-Time Ray Tracing with Knights Ferry
September 13, 2010
GPUs? We don't need no stinkin GPUs. Read more…
Intel Cancels 2010 Larrabee Debut
December 7, 2009
While Intel prides itself on maintaining a breakneck speed for processor development, the company's Larrabee GPU effort just couldn't keep pace with graphics technology development at NVIDIA and AMD. Intel revealed late last Friday that the company would not be delivering a Larrabee-based discrete graphics product next year, and has instead decided to use the work as the basis for a software development platform. Read more…
SGI Returns to Visual Roots
October 30, 2008
This week SGI has announced a new product portfolio that signifies the company's return to their computer graphics roots. The VUE family of applications is a new lineup of software and services that the company says will change the way you create, distribute and use visual information. Read more…
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