Part II: The long, windy trail of Intel GPUs
The evolution of Intel discrete graphics: A strategic pivot.
Imagination Technologies pushes DXD into PC gaming
If successful, it could mean a third player to challenge Nvidia and AMD’s duopoly.
Part I: The first fully programmable GPUs—a review
If you’re familiar with DirectX 8 and Larrabee, you can skip this and go to part II, Intel’s GPUs.
China builds exascale supercomputer without GPUs
Homegrown LX2 processors power China’s exascale independence play.
Autonomous systems in factories and cars
The big boys move in.
If you want to do AI, you need an NPU, right?
Wrong. Just a processor that can do matrix math and doesn’t have to be dedicated.
Neuromorphic, the other AI processor
Neuromorphic chips advance toward low-power edge AI.
RISC-V becomes AI hardware’s open foundation
Three integration tracks move RISC-V beyond CPU control.
Mosaic-SoC sits at the intersection of AI and vision
Perception SoC enables real-time spatial intelligence at the edge.
Is a paradigm change needed to realize AGI?
Architectures are evolving as fast as LLMs.
Google TPUs are becoming a market product
This is a fundamental shift.
Bolt brings photorealism to tape
Offers new meaning to the term “tape-out.”