Nvidia GTC 2010: GPUs for 3D Audio, Robot Cars
The wrap up of GPU Technology Conference.
Nvidia's GPU Technology Conference wrapped up for 2010. While we may think of GPUs being the key driver of our graphics – particularly our games – there's some very serious applications that take advantage of the GPUs strengths over traditional CPUs.
Here's a wrap up from the final day:
Cancer Research and Supercomputing
Sportvision Augmented Reality Enabled by GPU Computing
Fireside Chat with Jen-Hsun Huang and Quentin Hardy
GTC Closing Keynote Takes GPUs Into the Future with Robot Cars
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nebun kikireekiLooks like Nvidia is walking away from mainstream.Reply
not true, nvidia is just spreading it's wings....very smart idea if really think about it -
kikireeki nebunnot true, nvidia is just spreading it's wings....very smart idea if really think about itReply
I hope so! -
reprotected ^ Nah, Nvidia is doing much better than ATI in professional studios. Their new Quadro 6000 overkills the FirePro 3D V9800, ATI may have to do some catching up there. Plus, their underpowered Teslas are doing quite good too.Reply -
pratkal reprotected^ Nah, Nvidia is doing much better than ATI in professional studios. Their new Quadro 6000 overkills the FirePro 3D V9800, ATI may have to do some catching up there. Plus, their underpowered Teslas are doing quite good too.Reply
costing 2 time the cost btw more the market better for the company