Big goings-on in Denver next week
Meeting of titans and tech galore.
AMD ‘Scales’ up its CUDA capabilities
Spectral Compute’s Scale lets AMD run native CUDA programs.
The Sphere in Las Vegas
Powerful GPUs drive the millions of LEDs.
Nvidia’s DLSS keeps winning hearts, minds, and wallets
Ray Reconstruction coming to more games.
AI is here to stay, but there’s more than one way to play
Dedicated vs. programmable argument won’t go away.
Ray tracing loves memory—Micron returns the love
New GDDR7 has twice the density of the previous gen.
OCuLink, the overlooked interface, brings back the 2008 Sidecar
Now 10 years old, OCuLink finally gets a try—everything old is new again, again….
Semiconductor companies’ R&D and inventories
Apple leads on R&D investments, Intel on ratio.
Nvidia’s new guidelines for the small form factor segment
Designed to help the consumer.
In defense of proprietary systems
I love open standards, but they are Phase 2.
Shipments of graphics add-in boards decline in Q1 of 24 as the market experiences a return to seasonality
Quarter to quarter, graphics add-in board shipments decreased by -7.9% and increased by 39.2% year to year.
Nvidia to launch its second supercomputer in Taiwan
Nvidia is all in, in Taiwan.