Wednesday, September 22, 2010


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Fermi new Nvidia graphics chip unveiled

 Nvidia announced its latest family of notebook graphics Fermi systems this week, balancing support for 3D, with decent battery life.
400M series Nvidia graphics chips will be used by many leading manufacturers of laptops including Acer, Asus, Dell, Lenovo, Samsung and Toshiba.
Switchable Graphics
All the above mentioned brands of notebooks with the technology to extract “switchable graphics” Optimus Nvidia to enable users to switch effortlessly(in background) between the format on the motherboard and stronger discrete(but power-hungry) graphics card, when you need a chip.
Many new laptops with these producers will also support stereoscopic 3D Nvidia 3D Vision brand, with the likes of Asus and Toshiba are already on the market such products.
Nvidia has released seven new graphics chips today, the GeForce GTX and GTX 460M 470m on top of the range for hard-core gamers and power users.
Family Fermi
chips are based on the architecture of Nvidia Fermi, with Nvidia, claiming that they are 40 percent faster than previous systems GeForce 300M.
Nvidia also claims the new graphics chips for laptops are three times faster than integrated graphics chips from Intel for tasks such as editing and sharing high-definition video.
Note the number of new 3D Vision laptops on the way later this year, including Asus G53Jw, the GeForce GTX 460M graphics chip, and Acer Aspire 5745DG the chip GeForce GTX 425th Asus is also set to launch 3D all-in-one PCs, Asus ET2400XVT that will be the GeForce GTX 460M graphics chip.
Via Nvidia
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AMD version of the driver to support 3D graphics in browsers

3D graphics in the browser has moved a significant step closer, with AMD announces availability of the first drivers that support industry standard WebGL,
WebGL standard is a key advance, from large companies wanting to use the hardware in your computer with Open GL and allow for more advanced graphics in browsers.
AMD OpenGL ES 2.0, which should allow the driver a lot, described as applications, such as experience in the browser, which could include 3D graphics and improve the next generation Internet.
Steadfast supporter
AMD is a loyal supporter of industry standards, including those that unlock the power of GPU acceleration, said Manju Hegde, vice president of AMDs Fusion Experience Program.
At AMD, we see the future computers as an intensely visual, multimedia applications require different 2D and 3D.
With features such as a driver for OpenGL ES 2.0 and breakthrough technologies made possible by AMDs Fusion APU, we strive to provide excellent platform for developing immersive experience both online and natively on virtually any PC casing.
OpenGL ES 2.0 driver will come with AMDs ATI Catalyst beta for 10.7 OpenGL ES 2.0, which should be available during the day.
All currently available for AMDs graphics products issued after 2008 should be able to handle new drivers, including the desktop ATI Radeon, ATI Mobility Radeon graphics and ATI FirePro professional graphics cards.

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Intel Silicon Photonic Technology That Still Needs Official Business 5 Years

IDF Annual General Meeting held recently introduced the latest Intel product development. Congress, IntelCEO Paul Otellini and CT O JustinRattner speeches were made, Intel partners on stage some of the theories. In the fall conference, Intel will focus on the future direction of the company, including Intel's silicon photonics years of painstaking research technology!

  Present, the computer system itself, or "power" led the world. With the transistor chip integration of the raise, the work frequency of the acceleration of the increase in data bandwidth and other factors, "electricity" began increasingly face more challenges: the chip leakage current caused by the sudden increase in heat, the metal chip wire transfer can not meet more Electronic Signal the need ... ... all of which limits the integration, working frequency, data bus bandwidth, etc. to further improve, which further enhance the performance of computer serious bottleneck. Intel's silicon photonics further studied the structure and concept, it seems to find a new model, Intel in the IDF again preached silicon photonics is the use of silicon light transmission.

Silicon can be translucent? Yes. Current "call" sub-computer chips are cut off from the wafer of silicon, with natural light exposure is through, but the; no matter what kind of silicon, visible and ultraviolet light can not penetrate; but Silicon IR Is transparent, and a small loss. Advantage of silicon is very transparent, we can be made into a small device that allows light in silicon can be within a small turning away low cost, and we can do a variety of devices.

, Of course, the shortcomings of silicon is "no light, and its very low photoelectric effect, and can not detect light. Intel current research focus on: the light source, light in the chip how to conduction problems, how to light modulation and optical detection, as well as how to use the mechanical properties of silicon will be combined with optical problems. Intel's integrated kind of new technology will soon enter the trial phase, after IDF, we have to see At this point, the Intel display at the IDF HybridLaser technology-based manufacturing equipment. It is clear that we can see that the final silicon actually achieved by the transmission of light, while the human dream of new technology has finally been born:

Data because you can use the light Communication , So that the time can not take much of the electronic interference problems, and immediately used to connect hundreds or even tens of thousands of other core have become quite easy, because the connection between them only by a simple light transmission equipment on it. Intel said the technology can enhance the transistor about 50 times the data transmission capacity.

Intel also announced that the technology used inside the computer can have a future low-cost, high data path has the equipment, although from the formal commercialization may also need to wait five years or so, but because after a few dozens or even hundreds of hybrid silicon lasers and other silicon photonic components, has been integrated into a single silicon to. Realistically speaking, silicon photonics in the computer system or from the chip between the first Internet started. This is because the performance bottleneck of computer systems is still mainly in the Processor And peripheral chips and storage devices (such as Memory ), With both the technical implementation should be simpler. The longer term, silicon photonics technology into the processor chip may also be, as the medium is used Glass Optical fiber, or plastic optical fiber, also, or silicon material, the program has not yet determined.

Transistors of this technology can improve about 50 times the data transmission capacity

But like many new technologies, silicon photonic technology from experimental to practical also faces enormous challenges. Intel pointed out that the most serious problem is loss of relatively large: the current fiber can do 0.2db / km, silicon photonics silicon materials as corrosive to rely on us to do it Waveguide Present typical data is 0.2db / cm, signal attenuation is relatively large. [Key words]: Intel   Silicon photonics   Business Comment Large   In   Small

Tips Intel dual-core Atoms for netbooks

 dual-core Atom for netbooks may soon be Intel, according to CEO Paul Otellini.
Intel was his best start to the year in history, the enormous increase in profit indicating that the economic difficulties people are no longer investing in their computers.
Speaking as the results were announced, Otellini said: “The next innovation is facing the dual-core Atom, which will be released in the second quarter.”
With dual-core Atoms already used in small computers, media or nettops to warrant such an announcement, it seems likely that the systems are coming to netbooks.
Quarter masters
Intel has announced a 400 percent increase over the year, quarterly profits, raking in 2.4 billion U.S. dollars(1.55bn) and a profit of 43 cents action? C much more than analysts forecast.
The company cited the strong revenue growth in the mobile microprocessor, which was responsible for the good news.
Of course, the Intel Atom chips remain dominant in the market, the growing netbook, and the company has traditionally been very strong in the laptop, despite competition from rival AMD.
Intel is also looking forward to a few key additions to its portfolio in the coming months, including the Moorestown platform and dual-core Atoms, which have the world's mobile computers humming.
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Intel McAfee transaction is more than just software

 Intel announcement 4900000000 agree to pay to McAfee caught everyone by surprise for several reasons.
It seems strange that the chip maker to pay the money for the antivirus companies, although the vast portfolio of products for household and business.
McAfee may be the beginning of the game, but the segment of the Anti-Virus is saturated with products that can cost companies a small fortune or cost you anything to scan your computer at home.
And if it was the only software that after this, why can not the world's largest semiconductor chip, then let the R & D department to take a bite of his treasure
Well, there's more to this Agreement than at first glance. Intel earns through smart chips and smaller, which in the present context includes devices that are energy efficient, and internet-enabled. Intel CEO Paul Otellini can say the safety adds another dimension to the mix , but it is only part of his “campaign, making intelligent systems.
What is it, what this agreement seems to be all about: creating viruses repellent chips in the coming Internet-enabled devices. Intel plans to take protection against threats beyond the software.
benefits of Intel
The advantage of this move for the company is that it makes resistant to policy change Internet service providers and equipment suppliers, something McAfee is well aware of as lost 15.7 million Comcast customers, as ISPs offset Symantec this year.
Secondly, the traffic is as a joint venture between Intel and Nokia, Meego, prepares to roll on different consumer devices. The security was a threat to computers, since we are on the Internet. Meego But everything is for consumer devices, from smart phones smart TVs, seems to be a good time , Intel to start pitching safety in the third pillar of the computer.
Then there is the fact that there's more than Meego Intel. The number of devices that ship systems with Intel always outnumber those that are shipped with Meego. safety by reducing the level of flashable Intel hardware but all the bases covered. Consum, you'd feel more protected by buying Intel-powered web enabled device, regardless of the software installed on it.
What's not to like
While this may sound like a win-win situation for everyone, it is not. Intel-endorsed “Trusted Computing” initiative does not go down well with the Free Software Foundation, which says it can be used to lock the device. Add the acquisition of McAfee( a la encryption endpoints) to Intel's Trusted Execution Technology, and you're just inching Zoom vendor lock-in, a nightmarish situation for free and open source applications.
Even from a consumer point of View, although he adds, the degree of convenience, attached equipment, the consequences of a failed update the virus may be much more destructive than they are at the level of software.
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Integrated Graphics Intel DX11 “around the corner”

 Although Sandy Bridge is not DirectX 11 GPU with support for death, there is a way.
Intel fellow and a key element of the integration on the GPU die, Sandy Bridge, Tom Piazza, told us today that Intel “will not be far behind” the introduction of an integrated GPU with support for DX11 to the market.
Sandy Bridge is one of the key focuses of this year's IDF in San Francisco, as we heard in opening keynote speech , but there is one thing that Intel has a new “fusion” chip can not be done and it run DirectX 11
A panel discussion with Sandy Bridge, a team of micro-architecture, Tom Piazza spoke about the lack of DX11 support in the new system.
“There is no exclusive DirectX 11 Card games yet,” Piazza says. “In fact, most people ignored DirectX 10, and most games fall back to DirectX 9 I have no problem at this time specifically for DirectX 11
So far the condemnation of the API, actually said later that the function Tessellation was the only impressive thing about DX11.
But going forward it will continue to be an important part of the puzzle image, especially with the APU AMD Fusion by its own sports DX11 architecture.
Piazza did not give any details, but still say “DirectX 11, say, around the corner on Intel products, as well.” He followed that up by saying that it is not “far behind” in terms of functionality, that the contribution to its own integrated graphics.
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