Add-in board market increased in Q3’16, AMD lost market share, while Nvidia gained
Quarter-to-quarter AIBs shipments increased 38.2%, and 9.2% year-to-year.
Q3’16 MarketWatch is available for download
http://jonpeddie.com/publications/market_watch/
Nvidia increased everything in Q3 2016. Total GPU shipments up a whopping 20.4%, from last quarter
Nvidia’s market share increased 2.2% from last quarter and 0.4% from last year, Intel lost 1.6% market share from last quarter, and AMD’s overall share decreased 0.6%, from last quarter
Nvidia increased everything in Q3 2016. Total GPU shipments up a whopping 20.4%, from last quarter
http://jonpeddie.com/publications/market_watch/
Playing with the EVGA GTX 1050
A lot of power for not too much money
Awww, is the air slipping out of your balloon?
That’s OK, we’ll get you a new one in a couple of years Hiya folks. Ya say ya lost your job today? Ya say it’s 4 a.m. and your kids ain’t home from school yet? Ya say your wife went out for a corned beef sandwich last weekend—the corned beef sandwich came back but she didn’t? Ya say your furniture … Read more
First impressions, Adobe Max
http://gfxspeak.com/2016/11/03/first-impressions-adobe/
It’s time to think about things that last.
One of the pioneers takes a look back Apple’s QuickTime 1.0 was completed on December 9th 1991, and the 25th anniversary of that game-changing technology is this year. There are very few architectures that anyone can think of that have survived for that period of time and continue to make a meaningful impact in technology circles. QuickTime is one of … Read more
Getting ready for…
There’s so much to prepare for As October sadly comes to an end, and daylight savings time in the U.S. with it, we have to look to the future and be prepared for the next two very busy months. But we have our most favorite holiday (after Jontober, that is)—Halloween. This is when you get to dress up as your … Read more
Trimble releases SketchUp cloud version beta
http://gfxspeak.com/2016/10/20/trimble-releases-sketchup/
Is VR the new electricity?
Is AI the new light bulb? Virtual reality (VR) and artificial intelligence (AI) remind me of stories I’ve read describing the late 1800s and early 1900s when people were finding novel uses for electricity, like electrocuting elephants and lighting up the streets at night. Personally, I saw such follow-on developments technology in person with the minicomputer era, again in the … Read more
Summer is over and work begins
Fall really is a wonderful time of year. The kids are back at school and still too enthusiastic about their new clothes and seeing their friends to remember that it’s a terrible soul-crushing place. It’s harvest time and business is gearing up for the holidays. There’s a lot of optimism building up Speaking of soul-crushing, I will not mention the … Read more