The overall CG market grows to $150 billion by 2022
Industry expected to see 2% CAGR for next few years
Think Silicon secures investment round
Funding for tiny IP for tiny devices
Giant Intel gears up for dGPU battle
Former PR manager at AMD and now head of engineering at Intel, the invincible Chris Hook called together his team of 500 engineers in Folsom, CA, who are building Intel’s dGPU and asked them what was being done right and what needed improvement. They told him, and he says (representing management), “we’re listening.” Hook’s real job, however, is Discrete Graphics … Read more
Ray-tracing in games — a dissenting POV
Heretical comments from a RT lover
Ray-tracing in games — a dissenting POV
Just in case you are new to my ramblings, and passions, allow me to tell you about my background and interests. I am an avid game player, specifically AAA FPS single player. I am also a ray-tracing lover, having been involved with it since 1979. And, I am computer graphics advocate, sometimes expert, and always a promoter. Computer graphics (CG) … Read more
Ryff brings dynamic product placement to OTT video streaming
Take a little bit of AI, mix it with 3D technology, add marketing advertising experience and you might come up with something like Ryff, a new company with the ability to seamlessly add products in video content after the content has been published. Ryff is built around its new technology called Placer. Using Placer, content can be placed dynamically, and … Read more
Jon Peddie Research releases update to the Q2, 2018 add-in board report
Quarter-to-quarter graphics board shipments decreased 22% with a 2% INCREASE year-to-year
Jon Peddie Research’s Market Watch reports GPU shipments up
Revised data reveals PC GPU market increased 0.2% quarter-to-quarter
The message from Siggraph
The subtext of Siggraph in Vancouver has generally been about the evils and advantages of outsourcing. The whole reason the North American version of Siggraph ever left the U.S. is because so many content creation jobs had moved to Canada – many of them, just up the road from Los Angeles to Vancouver. Just how short that road can become … Read more
The message from Siggraph
The subtext of Siggraph in Vancouver has generally been about the evils and advantages of outsourcing. The whole reason the North American version of Siggraph ever left the U.S. is because so many content creation jobs had moved to Canada – many of them, just up the road from Los Angeles to Vancouver. Just how short that road can become … Read more
GPU market declined seasonally in Q4; cryptocurrency provides smaller offset as AIB prices rise
Year-to-year total GPU shipments decreased -4.8%
Boxx bets on Zen to power an AMD comeback in workstation CPUs
Boxx stands out for its attention to detail and its understanding of its customers. So do these new Zen-based workstations