
Nvidia has unveiled its new mobile graphics processor, built on the same Kepler architecture found in its latest PC graphics cards. Dubbed Project Logan, this new chip supports Unreal Engine 4 and, according to comments from Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney, will empower mobile devices with “the same high-end graphics hardware capabilities exposed via DirectX […]

The world’s fastest open-science supercomputer has finished its NVIDIA Kepler-based upgrade. The newly-rebranded Titan at the US Department of Energy’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory now contains 18,688 Tesla K20 GPU accelerators that helps it achieve a peak performance of more than 20 petaflops. Previously known as Jaguar, the 200-cabinet supercomputer now runs 10 times faster […]
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NVIDIA is pushing back the launches of its Kepler and Maxwell graphics architectures by roughly a year, rumors from the video card industry alleged on Friday. Originally slated for late 2011 and 2013, the respective 28 and 22/20 nanometer designs are now supposedly being moved to 2012 and 2014. The Digitimes sources believed that NVIDIA’s […]
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NVIDIA today at its technology conference provided a tiny glimpse at its future graphics architecture, Kepler. The design will replace the Fermi core of today’s GeForce 400 series and should calculate about five gigaflops of per watt, or more than three times the 1.5 gigaflops of Fermi hardware. Both the redesign as well as a […]