Most development isn't done in a vacuum but it sure seems like since Apple's M1 Mac announcements that Adobe has gotten shot in the arm when releasing its apps for ARM-powered platforms. Adobe announced today that it's ready to release ... Read more
Intel is attempting to match NVIDIA's power with improvements to its 10th generation chip
Adding to its docket of Windows-related releases for the month of May is Windows Server version 1093, which became generally available earlier this week.
Microsoft is working on i5 Intel processor and 16 GB memory configurations for both the Surface Pro 6 and Surface Book 2's 15" variant.
Alongside its Yoga and ThinkPad lines, Lenovo is also unveiling its 2019 edition of Legion gaming hardware that includes a new 17-inch, 144hz laptop with NVIDIA G-SYNC support and Super-wide 43.4-inch borderless gaming monitor, among other offerings.
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 and 1050 Ti is official for laptops, building hype on top of the new OEM devices revealed at CES 2017.
Jon Peddie Research provided a market report showing how gaming is pushing PC sales even in its decline with discrete GPU shipments still rising.
Corey Sanders, the director of Azure Compute is pumped to announce the actual date for Azure N-Series virtual machine availability.
NVIDIA and Microsoft are collaborating to improve the Cognitive Toolkit for AI and deep learning as well as introduce it to GPU-acceleration.
NVIDIA has announced their newest budget graphics card for 'every gamer'. The GTX 1050 will be available for purchase next week for only $109 USD.
Microsoft announced today that its Big Compute product team will attend the 43rd edition of the Siggraph international conference and exhibition for computer and vision graphics starting July 24 in Anaheim, California.
AMD's new Radeon Software Crimson Edition 16.7.1 driver update fixes the power issue for their newest card, the Radeon RX 480 graphics card.
Nvidia has announced today the upcoming release of the GeForce GTX 1060, the latest addition to its Pascal family of gaming GPUs which will deliver GTX 960 gaming performance at 2X energy efficiency.
Microsoft is going to be prioritizing HDR (High Dynamic Range) on all of their devices as developers start embracing DirectX 12, vastly improving the lighting quality of games going forward.
We understand that the specifications of the Surface Book can include an option for a distinct Nvidia GPU. When Microsoft announced the Surface Book, all that was mentioned at the time, was that it included an optional Nvidia GeForce GPU. The news ended there as Microsoft didn't ... Read more
AnandTech: Earlier this morning we published our first impressions on Apple's iPad 2, including analysis on camera quality and a dive into the architecture behind Apple's A5 SoC. Our SoC investigation mostly focused on CPU performance, which we found to be a healthy 50% faster than the A4 in the original iPad - at least in web browsing. We were able to exceed Apple's claim of up to 2x performance increase in some synthetic tests, but even a 50% increase in javascript and web page loading performance isn't anything to be upset about. We briefly touched on the GPU: Imagination Technologies' PowerVR SGX 543MP2. Here Apple is promising up to a 9x increase in performance, but it's something we wanted to investigate...
Amazon Web Services: A few years ago advanced developers of numerical and scientific application started to use GPUs to perform general-purpose calculations, termed GPGPU, for General-Purpose computing on Graphics Processing Units. Application development continued to grow as the demands of many additional applications were met with advances in GPU technology, including high performance double precision floating point and ECC memory.
However, accessibility to such high-end technology, particularly on HPC cluster infrastructure for tightly coupled applications, has been elusive for many developers. Today we are introducing our latest EC2 instance type (this makes eleven, if you are counting at home) called the Cluster GPU Instance. Now any AWS user can develop and run GPGPU on a cost-effective, pay-as-you-go basis...