Intel introduces long-awaited Battlemage-based AIBs
Second-generation Xe GPU Intel Arc B series.
Intel Arcs into automotive with a dGPU
Company launches its discrete GPU for vehicle AI enhancements.
Ponte Vecchio’s replacement, Falcon Shores, speculation
Fifteen-hundred water-cooled watts light up the rumorsphere.
Intel’s Arctic Sound-M Flex Series AIBs
With the explosive growth in cloud compute workload and complexity, new segments are bringing unique workloads that require processing pixels, inference, analytics, rendering, and sending those pixels back to the client device to be viewed or for further analysis. These tasks are currently being done by separate discrete products in the cloud, and Intel hopes to integrate them in one … Read more
Gunnir enters AIB market with Intel GPU
China-based Gunnir has introduced three AIBs and got featured on Intel’s newish GPU website along with Asus as users of the Intl Iris Xe DG1 GPU. Gunnir’s page, in Chinese, reveals the following (after a Google translation): Gunnir’s Lanji DG1-based AIB. (Source: Gunnir) The company offers two additional DG1-boards: the Iris Xe IndexV2 and the Iris Xe Max Index … Read more
Intel to copy AMD’s APU
Falcon Shores to merge GPU and CPU—what a concept
What the Olympic visitors saw
Image provided by The Tokyo Organizing Committee of the Olympic and Paralympic Games Image created with the cooperation of NTT For the Olympics, NTT Docomo built and launched (literally and figuratively) a barge with a very large NTT Docomo display, the company has named Kirari! The barge displayed live transmissions of 12k ultra-wide composited images of an entire sailing … Read more
The Arc of the Alchemist
No, not a new Steve Winward song, a new GPU family As you know, or should know, Intel has been up to their old trick of changing names and requiring you to get an upgrade to your Captain Midnight decoder ring. They did a few weeks back when Pat Gelsinger came in and introduced the world to Angstroms. And … Read more
Tribute: the father of the pixel
Frederic Crockett Billingsley was an American engineer who developed techniques for digital image processing while at JPL working on U.S space probes to the moon, Mars, and other planets.
Dell has 40-inches and 11 million pixels for you
When it comes to monitors—bigger is always better
Pixel™
Pixels™, from rock groups to clothing, to pinpoints of light, they have been an intrinsic part of our life, vocabulary, and concept since the 1800s. Alas no longer may we use it with abandon, it is now the property of Google™. The term “Pixel™” can be found throughout our industry and many others. A “pixel™” is the smallest element of … Read more
Pixel™
The term Pixel is really quite old and very well defined.