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Microsoft RemoteFX: Virtualization Goes Visual
For years, something had to give. For businesses making the leap to desktop virtualization, which Gartner called the “hottest trend among its customers” in March 2010, the anticipated benefits – lower PC operating & management costs, better security, and lower … Continue reading
Bringing Adobe Creative Suite 5 to Life with AMD Technology
AMD’s Margaret Lewis already blogged about what she is looking forward to seeing at NAB this year. But I wanted to address another topic that folks are buzzing about at NAB this week – the launch of Adobe® Creative Suite® … Continue reading
Playing 20 Questions (Part 3)
To wrap up the first round of “20 Questions,” below are additional questions I received. In the first post, I addressed questions around our upcoming server platforms. The second post focused on virtualization and cloud computing. And the final post … Continue reading
OpenCL Changes the Game
Up until now, GPGPU has been a research technology for early adopters – a new, promising experimental capability for scientists, engineers, financial professionals, and others running compute-intensive applications. Two elements have kept GPGPU largely in the ivory tower: first, the … Continue reading
Making the Universe Parallel
The attack of the cores is in full swing. Between CPUs and GPUs we have a growing number of cores offering an amazing amount of processing capabilities on our computing systems. To use these cores effectively we need to create … Continue reading
