In this weeks issue a look back at COFES 2011, Adobe’s new road map and a breakdown of Sony’s PS3. Jon opines on the HPU and how GPU-compute will fuel astounding growth in computer engineering software acceleration, bringing better products to the world sooner than expected. You can read more on the HPU and download this weeks version of TechWatch here.
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