Amazon proves us forecasters right
Luna, new cloud gaming service announced
Famous graphics chips—multi GPUs
When 3D graphics controllers were just immerging in the late 1990s, one company in particular, 3Dfx, experimented with ways to scale up the performance of accelerating the 3D gameplay
Go fast, go smart Enmotus make SSD with AI
Go for a long time
Drift—a good thing in racing, bad in consoles
Nintendo sued over Joy-Con drift
Will Fallout 76 ever be the same?
Microsoft is buying Bethesda
SiliconArts signs ray tracing MOU with U.S. NewGenGraphics
New silicon solutions expected
TIFCA is working to develop a ‘create once, reach all’ ecosystem
The International Future Computing Association is asking users to complete a survey about cross-platform
Intel Xside
A Wonderful New Look—back to the future
MPAI launches Context-based Audio Enhancement standard project
AI to better match technology with human needs
Nvidia redraws the map
The biggest PC GPU company, now becomes the biggest everything company
Micron supercharges GDDR
In computer graphics too much is never enough and in the case of memory speed, that is even more true. Micron just broke the speed limit and took GDDR6 from 768 GB/s up to 1 TB/s with their new GDDR6X
Pixelworks’ AI-based video processor
San Jose based Pixelworks is announcing the i6 processor, its sixth generation mobile visual processor, and the first with low-power AI tech (built on the Company’s mobile display datasets).