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Intel Builds Manycore Computer Lab for Professors

March 10th, 2010

To help the software programming students of today become the manycore developers of tomorrow, Intel is introducing the Manycore Testing Lab, a development environment that allows professors and students to remotely test code scalability up to 32 cores. As part of the Intel® Academic Community, which provides parallel programming and visual computing curricula and resources to professors at more than 1,800 universities worldwide, the testing lab is available to members at no cost. A demo of the Manycore Testing Lab will be shown at the SIGSCE Intel booth (#301), March 10-13. To request login access to the Manycore Testing Lab or become a member, visit the Intel Academic Community.

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AMD Unveils Versatile AMD 890GX Chipset for High Definition Entertainment on Virtually Any PC Budget

March 2nd, 2010

AMD (NYSE: AMD) and its motherboard partners today unleashed ATI Radeon™ HD 4290 Graphics with the AMD 890GX Chipset, a versatile, affordable and exceptionally energy efficient solution for an incredible, high definition visual computing experience.

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NVIDIA Launches Search For Next Great GPU Research Projects

November 2nd, 2009

SANTA CLARA, Calif.—Nov. 2, 2009—NVIDIA today announced that it is now accepting applications for its ninth annual NVIDIA Fellowship Program, to fund work that helps to solve complex visual computing challenges. Grants of $25,000 for each selected project will be announced in Spring 2010.

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New Game Developers Win Intel-sponsored Contests

September 17th, 2009

At GDC Austin today, Intel announced winners of two game development contests created for new developers to demonstrate their creativity and innovation. Level Up, Intel’s annual game demo contest, selected 30 winners in three categories based on threading capabilities and optimization for Intel graphics and mobile systems. Dare to be Digital, an Intel-sponsored contest hosted by the University of Abertay Dundee, selected four winning teams that used new tools and software development techniques to create visually stunning and technically advanced games over the course of 10 weeks. More information about Intel’s game contests and software can be found at the Intel Visual Computing Developer Community.

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NVIDIA CUDA Drives Innovation in Broadcast and Film Production

September 10th, 2009

IBC 2009, AMSTERDAM—SEP 10, 2009—NVIDIA Corporation, the worldwide leader in visual computing, is making it possible for production houses to work faster and easier with the immense quantity of high-resolution data generated for HDTV, Blu-Ray and 4K digital cinema.

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NVIDIA Energizes Computex With New ION-Based PC Products

June 2nd, 2009

COMPUTEX, TAIPEI, TAIWAN—JUNE 2, 2009—NVIDIA, the world leader in visual computing technologies and the inventor of the GPU, announced broad adoption of its award-winning NVIDIA® ION™ graphics processor at the Computex tradeshow today.

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Intel Invests $12 Million to Create Visual Computing Research Center in Europe

May 12th, 2009

FELDKIRCHEN, Germany, May 12, 2009 – Intel Corporation is investing $12 million to create a new research center that will explore advanced graphics and visual computing technologies.

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AMD Technology Delivers the Ultimate Visual Experience™ to Customers Running Windows® 7 Release Candidate

May 7th, 2009

AMD (NYSE:AMD) today congratulates Microsoft Corp. on the availability of Windows® 7 release candidate (RC), and recommends customers try the next-generation Windows operating system on AMD-based desktop and notebook platforms to experience a truly dynamic visual computing experience.

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Intel – Clone Cloud

April 28th, 2009

Smartphones and emerging Mobile Internet Devices (MIDs) are giving us access to more and more of our computing applications on-the-go. As this trend continues alongside a revolution in visual computing on the desktop, people will want the same immersive experiences on their mobile devices that they get on their PC. Intel’s Clone Cloud research aims to make it possible to execute rich applications on resource-constrained mobile devices by off-loading computation to available cloud resources in nearby datacenters. The idea is to “clone” the entire set of data applications from the mobile device onto the cloud and selectively execute some operations on the clones, reintegrating results back to the mobile device. Intel’s research also seeks to make sure that as this is done, the system remains secure in the face of adversity, protects the privacy of sensitive data, and ensures critical operations are only performed by those who are authorized and that service is consistently reliable. See Clone Cloud video and Intel Research Berkeley Lab web page for more information.

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NVIDIA Provides Fellowships To 10 Top Graduate Students In Visual Computing

April 2nd, 2009

SANTA CLARA, CA. – APRIL 2, 2009 – NVIDIA, the world leader in visual computing technologies, today announced that 10 graduate students have received grants under the eighth annual NVIDIA® Fellowship Program, which is intended to fund work to solve complex visual computing challenges.

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