The new installment of Ubisoft’s Far Cry series is launching tomorrow on PC and consoles featuring a series of AMD FidelityFX technologies. We’re taking a look at the PC version where the two companies joined forces to bring technologies like…
Over the last twenty years the semiconductor industry has been experiencing a radical paradigm shift caused by the death of Dennard scaling and the rise of the dark silicon phenomenon, which forced each company to adopt several different strategies in…
Improved computer responsiveness is crucial for the development of a modern multi-threaded computer system. However, when we look at the mobile environment where in many cases the core complex needs to remain in a low power or powered off state…
How to Build the Ultimate Deep Learning Beast in the Post-Moore Era Over the past few years we have witnessed the enormous effort of the semiconductor industry in its attempt to tackle the fundamental limits of the post Moore’s Law…
Probably the most anticipated GPU of the year – especially for NVidia fans – the various AIB RTX 3060 have arrived at retailers. The 60 class GPU from NVidia has traditionally been the best seller in the line-up for gamers…
The Tianshu Zhixin was established in Nanjing in 2015 and having R&D centers in Nanjing, Shanghai, Silicon Valley, and Beijing. In 2018 the company officially established a chip development team and began the development of their Big Island architecture, having…
In the release notes for AMD’s latest firmware patches I found some interesting codenames. Yellow Carp is part of a new version of the System Management Unit (SMUsmu_v13_0_1) which seems to replace an early release (13.0.0). For reference, AMD’s graphics…
Apple recently unveiled its newest M1 SoC to the world, designed specifically to meet the demand for improved performance on their Macs, challenging for the first time the hegemony of the x86 duopoly. Using the most recently developed 5nm TSMC…
A recent report from RBC Capital Markets analyst Mitch Steves that has been echoed around the web suggests that the reason there’s very limited stock of Nvidia Ampere GPUs at retail is because NVidia sold the GPUs directly to crypto…
With more and more information leaking out the hype around AMD’s “Big Navi” continues to build up. To make sense of it all I did some research into drivers and other documents and also reached out to a few sources…