Yahoo fined £25 million over 2014 breach
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25-4-18 // 11:28a.m.
28 articles tagged as larrabee
Intel hires Raja Koduri, plans discrete graphics products
Will compete with AMD, Nvidia.
9-11-17 // 10:37a.m.
Microsoft acquires Irish middleware giant Havok
Takes it from Intel for an undisclosed sum.
5-10-15 // 10:45a.m.
Intel unveils Xeon Phi MIC hardware
Intel has announced plans to launch the Larrabee-based MIC hardware as the Xeon Phi.
19-6-12 // 10:30a.m.
Intel unveils 50-core maths co-processor card
Intel takes on GPGPU computing with its new MIC processors.
21-6-11 // 11:34a.m.
Intel confirms: no discrete graphics plans
Intel has confirmed that it has "no plans" to enter the discrete graphics market.
26-5-10 // 10:18a.m.
The Biggest Failures of 2009
We know what the best bits of 2009 are, so what were the lowest points of the year? We take a look back over the last twelve months and examine what the biggest failures were, from Intel's cancellation of Larrabee to Microsoft's Games for Windows Live relaunch.
28-12-09 // 11:12a.m.
Intel Larrabee Cancelled
The consumer graphics Larrabee part Intel was planning for 2010 has been cancelled. Surprised? No, us neither.
7-12-09 // 10:14a.m.
Larrabee more efficient than GPUs at rasterisation
In a talk at GDC, games programmer Mike Abrash claims that Larrabee can be more efficient at rasterisation tasks than traditional GPUs.
30-3-09 // 2:42p.m.
New graphics firm promises real-time ray tracing
Caustic Graphics claims that its new ray tracing accelerators could speed up ray tracing by up to 200x.
12-3-09 // 1:56p.m.
Huang talks Larrabee, x86 compatibility
NVISION 2008: Nvidia CEO Jen-Hsun Huang shared his feelings on exactly what x86 compatibility means to him.
26-8-08 // 2:15a.m.
Review IDF Fall 2008 Content Index
We're in San Francisco, USA at the 2008 Intel Developer Forum and are covering the event in detail to bring you all the latest and most important news. If you don't want to wade through all the headlines though then here's a handy breakdown of all the IDF coverage, updated regularly!
20-8-08 // 9:37a.m.
Microsoft announces DirectX 11 at GameFest
Microsoft has unveiled DirectX 11, its next-generation graphics pipeline, at the annual XNA GameFest developer conference in Seattle.
23-7-08 // 11:13a.m.
Review Nvidia's David Kirk on CUDA, CPUs and GPUs
It's almost three years since we last interviewed David Kirk, Nvidia's Chief Scientist. And with everything going on in the industry right now, it was a great time to catch up with him to find out where he sees the industry going and how Nvidia will be part of that.
30-4-08 // 1:00p.m.
Larrabee will feature rasterisation units
Tom Forsyth, a software engineer working on Intel's Larrabee project, has said that rasterisation is not dead. Larrabee's primary focus for graphics is rasterisation.
24-4-08 // 1:52p.m.
Intel in talks with potential Larrabee partners
Intel is already on the prowl for board partners for its upcoming Larrabee-based 'visual computing' products.
9-4-08 // 11:30a.m.
Review IDF Spring 2008 Content Index
Here's a handy index of our comprehensive coverage of the Spring 2008 Intel Developer Forum from Shanghai, China.
2-4-08 // 1:58p.m.
Review Intel talks about Nehalem, Larrabee & 32nm
Earlier in the week, we chatted to Intel ahead of next month's Intel Developer Forum to discuss some of its future products... Nehalem and Larrabee to be specific. It looks like 2009 and onwards will see all the major players fight on multiple fronts.
19-3-08 // 3:55p.m.
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