Jon Peddie Research shares why the GPU is feelin’ ’22 (and continuing to innovate to maintain its powering of everything, everywhere).
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GPU Suppliers Are Increasing While Demand May Decline
Jon Peddie Research asks of GPU market, “Will gamers turn to the web and take the wind out of the startup’s sails?”
Skip the Show — Watch the Titles
Jon Peddie takes a look at motion graphics in title sequences over the years, in everything from games to televsion to movies.
The CG Industry Is Still Growing
Jon Peddie Research shares a report on the constantly changing, restless computer graphics industry and what makes it so amazing.
It’s the Pixel’s Birthday — How Did You Celebrate?
Chasing pixels, finding gems. Dive into the origins of the pixel, which is a 3D gaussian point spread and not a little colored square.
Pixel-powered Polygons Boil Frogs
Improvements in processing power, and the cost reductions due to mass consumption, have resulted in a virtuous circle feeding software developments that exploit the improvements in processors and then demanding more.
Data Science and Visual Computing
A look at a new book on big data and visualization.
Seeing Things That Aren’t There — How Augmented Reality Will Change Our Lives
Preview the book ‘Augmented Reality: Where We Will All Live’ and discover key AR features developers are focusing on.
Mesh Shaders Release the Intrinsic Power of a GPU
Jon Peddie Research shares how it has taken 20 years to realize the intrinsic power of a GPU through mesh shaders.
Vuforia Chalk — Telemedicine for the Industry
PTC is offering its remote assistance tool, Vuforia Chalk, for free to help manufacturers during the COVID-19 crisis. Jon Peddie Research shares product info.
Ray Tracing Will be Everywhere in 2020
Jon Peddie shares how PCs, consoles, and mobile devices will all employ ray tracing in the near future, and which top companies are leading the charge.
Benchmarking Ray Tracing
Real-time ray-tracing promises to bring new levels of realism to in-game graphics. Image source: Underwriter Labs. Ray tracing, as experts know, is a simple algorithm that can totally consume a processor. But how much a given processor is consumed is an unanswerable...