Z Cam Integrates Nvidia VRWorks SDK To Enable Stereo 360 Livestreaming
At Siggraph 2017, Nvidia announced that Z Cam embraced the VRWorks SDK to improve stitching performance enough to enable stereo 360-degree livestreaming.
At Siggraph 2017, Nvidia announced that Z Cam embraced the VRWorks SDK to improve stitching performance enough to enable stereo 360-degree livestreaming.
Asus announced three new X399 based Socket TR4 EATX motherboards, including the ROG Strix X399-E Gaming, ROG Zenith Extreme and the Prime X399-A motherboard.
At SIGGRAPH 2017, Nvidia announced Optix 5.0, the latest revision of its GPU-based ray-tracing API.
Computers can beat humans at chess. They can categorize images with superhuman accuracy. Now we’re showing how to create machines smart enough to safely interact with us in our daily lives. We’re challenging attendees at the SIGGRAPH 2017 professional graphics conference this week in Los Angeles to sit across a table and take turns slapping […]
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To bring more immersive VR to more people, NVIDIA is releasing the VRWorks 360 Video SDK to enable production houses to live stream high-quality, 360 degree, stereo video to their audiences. 360 degree stereo stitching is a leap forward for the live-production and live-event industries. NVIDIA VRWorks accelerates the entire stereo stitching process while maintaining […]
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TITAN Xp is the most powerful GPU you can put in your PC, and now we’re enabling even better performance with our latest TITAN drivers. We built TITAN Xp for people who design and create — and, of course, play games. And it’s always getting better. Our latest driver — available today — delivers 3x […]
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The same GPUs that put games on your screen could soon be used to harness the power of AI to help game and film makers move faster, spend less and create richer experiences. At SIGGRAPH 2017 this week, NVIDIA is showcasing research that makes it far easier to animate realistic human faces, simulate how light […]
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At SIGGRAPH 2017 in Los Angeles, Nvidia announced that it’s working with other vendors to bring Titan Xp and Quadros to notebooks as external GPUs.
Thermaltake’s esports division, Tt eSports, revealed another update to the Level 10 M Hybrid Advanced Wired / Wireless Gaming Mouse.
The game will support 4K resolution and the ultra widescreen 21:9 ratio.
You know Google tracks your online activities; did you know it also collects information about what you do offline?
Based off Inventec’s P-series massively parallel computing platform, Project 47 uses the new P-47 and AMD’s EPYC CPUs and Instinct GPUs to infuse one PetaFLOP of processing power into a single server rack.
The wait for AMD’s next high-end gaming cards is almost over. The first allotments of Vega 64 cards should arrive on August 14, but you may not be able to find cards from your favorite brand. Only a handful of AMD’s board partners announced Vega cards.
After nearly two years of anticipation, Linden Lab finally opened the virtual doors to the Sansar virtual reality simulation platform. The Sansar Creators Preview Open Beta starts today.
AMD’s Radeon Pro Software allows you to switch between stable workstation drivers and desktop graphics drivers to help you kill some steam after a hard day at work without purchasing dedicated PCs for gaming and professional workloads.
LOS ANGELES, CA – NVIDIA (NASDAQ: NVDA) today announced that it is bringing the power of artificial intelligence to rendering with the launch of NVIDIA OptiX™ 5.0 SDK with powerful new ray-tracing capabilities.
LOS ANGELES, CA – NVIDIA (NASDAQ: NVDA) today announced that 25 million artists and designers can now easily upgrade the capability of their notebooks to support new workflows such as video editing, interactive rendering, VR content creation, AI development and more.
LOS ANGELES, CA – NVIDIA (NASDAQ: NVDA) today announced that 25 million artists and designers can now easily upgrade the capability of their notebooks to support new workflows such as video editing, interactive rendering, VR content creation, AI development and more.
Gigabyte’s Gaming GT Desktop PC recently dropped in price, so we took it for a spin to see if the aging platform was still worth a purchase.
AMD is announcing the availability of Radeon RX Vega starting August 14, along with a handful of bundles and some specifications you’ve never seen before.