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Imagination Takes GPU Route to Heterogeneous Computing
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cari jodoh
How nice thought about it,lately the GPU is the most important part in computer now because OS it self must use high GPU performance also
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1/11/2013 9:40 PM EST
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11/30/2012 4:34 PM EST
peterparkers
Praise god that Bill Gates is no longer active at Microsoft. I always said that Steve Ballmer is the real brains behind all the innovation at MS.
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6/6/2012 9:11 AM EDT

DrQuine
An elegant approach - use the CPU for serial computing and the GPU for parallel computing. Having both technologies in place covers all bases and saves energy.
1/14/2012 10:48 AM EST

peter.clarke
Tony King-Smith and others at Imagination think so.
But I was also interested in the role of OS and platform (such as Android) as a gatekeeper to heterogeneous computing. One of the keys here is that the software continues to reside on the CPU and "calls" parallel routines that have been well-written for the GPU/VPU (or even RPU) as appropriate.
1/18/2012 10:52 AM EST
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