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Links Week Commencing 7th June 2021

by Bob Raikes

Every week we see some articles that don’t really need comment or are just plain interesting. Here are a few from the first part of this week. New Implant Designed to Defeat Jet Lag …

Ryzen to the Challenge: Alienware Launches First AMD-based Laptop in over a Decade

by Artem Alekseenko

Halo 3. The Orange Box. World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade. And Call of Duty: Modern Warfare. What do all these things have in common besides being epic timepieces? These gaming relics all made …

Tags:AMD| Notebooks| Nvidia

Nvidia Modifies G-Sync Ultimate Requirements

by Bob Raikes

What They Say Nvidia has changed its qualifications for products to carry the ‘G-Sync Ultimate’ badge. While last year the requirement was for 1,000 cd/m² output, now the requirement is ‘lifelike HDR’. What We …

Tags:Game Playing| Nvidia| Variable Frame Rate (VRR)

What’s driving GPU sales—COVID, games, or Crypto?

by Jon Peddie

We’ve been tracking GPU and before that graphics controller shipments for decades, and we think we have a sense of their trends and seasonal behavior. Most recently, our Market Watch report for Q3 2020 …

Vizio releases AMD FreeSync update for 2020/21 P-Series & M-Series TVs

by Bob Raikes

What They Say Vizio said that its M-Series Quantum, P-Series Quantum, and P-Series Quantum X, which have the firm’s ProGaming Engine, will be upgraded to support AMD FreeSync, with the P-Series going to the …

Tags:Game Playing| Nvidia| Variable Frame Rate (VRR)| Vizio

Nvidia Research develops a neural network to replace traditional video compression

by Bob Raikes

What They Say Nvidia has develoed a new cloud-AI-based codec for video which is claimed to reduce bandwidth by 90% compared to H.264. (Hmmm, that’s what the article said, but an example shown dropped …

Tags:Big Data/AI| Codecs| Nvidia| VideoConferencing

Nvidia to buy chip designer Arm for $40 billion as SoftBank exits

by Bob Raikes

What They Say Nvidia has confirmed that it has agreed to buy ARM from Softbank. The company will also invest in a new AI facility in Cambridge. It is, of course, subject to regulatory …

Tags:Arm| Mergers & Acquisitions| Nvidia| Semiconductor Market

Nvidia Purchase of Arm Completely Resets Semiconductor Landscape

by Bob O'Donnell

Wow. That’s about all you can say to what could prove to be one of the biggest semiconductor purchases in the multi-decade history of the chip business. The amazing irony is that this $40 …

Tags:Arm| Mergers & Acquisitions| Nvidia| Semiconductors

intoPIX Releases the FastTICO-XS SDK v1.2.4 for Nvidia GPU

by Artem Alekseenko

intoPIX, the leading provider of innovative image processing and video compression technologies, announces the official release of the FastTICO-XS SDK v1.2.4 for GPUs, its newest JPEG-XS GPU software development kit (SDK) for AV and …

Tags:GPUs| Nvidia

Omniverse—work anywhere, in any program, with your colleagues

by Jon Peddie

It hasn’t been too many years since the siloed effects of specialists in the graphics production pipeline drove up a studio or company’s costs, and delayed projects because they used incompatible programs. At GDC …

Tags:3D software| Graphics Software| Nvidia| Standards

Matrox to Develop Embedded Graphics Cards with NVIDIA, Solutions Purpose-Built for Next-Generation Video Walls

by Artem Alekseenko

Matrox® announced a collaboration with NVIDIA for the development of a new range of multi-display embedded graphics cards purpose-built for high-density video walls. Leveraging NVIDIA’s industry-renowned GPU technology, Matrox will design graphics innovations powered …

Tags:Matrox| Nvidia

JPR Finds 55% of Gamers have an Nvidia AIB, and 27% of them are RTX

by Artem Alekseenko

Jon Peddie Research, in conjunction with Antikythera Intelligence and Research, and Wccftech, a technology publication house, held a worldwide survey of PC gamers from the 3.5 million Wccftech site visitors that resulted in 4,477 …

Tags:Jon Peddie Research (JPR)| Nvidia