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| | AMD's Mantle: “Biggest [Gaming] Industry Upheaval in a Decade” Mantle is a new, low-level, high performance, console-style graphics API. Charlie Demerjian of SemiAccurate calls Mantle “the biggest [Gaming] industry upheaval in a decade.” Jason Evangelho of Forbes says “Mantle is a rally cry from AMD to developers, and a crucial consideration for PC gamers choosing their next graphics card.” See what the excitement is about in these articles from AnandTech, Eurogamer and PCWorld.
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| | Everything You Always Wanted to Know About HSA* What is Heterogeneous System Architecture? Why does it matter? In this whitepaper, Insight 64 Research Fellow Nathan Brookwood explains why, even if HSA doesn’t entirely change your life, it will change the way you use your desktop, laptop, tablet, smartphone and the cloud.
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| | HSA Platform Coherency and SoC Verification Challenges AMD's Pankaj Singh will be presenting "HSA Platform Coherency and SoC Verification Challenges" at this year's SC13 conference, which is being held Nov. 17-21 in Denver, CO. The presentation will discuss how the support for coherent shared memory across CPU-GPUs has been implemented, new design features in the first implementation of a critical feature of HSA and how verification was achieved for this complex design.
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| | “AMD Aims To Give OpenGL A Big Boost, ‘API Won’t Be The Bottleneck’” DSOGaming captures an interesting Twitter conversation with AMD’s Graham Sellers and other developers about OpenGL extensions in their article “AMD Aims To Give OpenGL a Big Boost, ‘API Won’t Be The Bottleneck’”. Read John Papadopoulos’ coverage and the corresponding discussion on reddit.com/r/programming/.
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| | International Workshop on OpenCL sets date for 2014 Conference in England The International Workshop on OpenCL (IWOCL) is an annual meeting of OpenCL™ users, researchers, developers and suppliers. Their second annual conference is scheduled for May 12-13, 2014 in Bristol, England.Technical sessions reflecting OpenCL on PC, HPC, embedded, mobile and web-based platforms are expected. For more information, visit the IWOCL site. |
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