Nvidia Chief Executive Jen-Hsun Huang has a plan to sneak his technology into all those mobile devices that don’t already use his chips.
The Sunnyvale, Calif.,-based processor designer unveiled a pair technologies supported by its latest graphics chips that promise to beam rich gaming and visual computing capabilities to smartphones, tablets, and lightweight notebooks, among other devices.
“We’re going to take the GPU [graphics processing unit] into the cloud,” Nvidia Chief Executive Jen-Hsun Huang at the company’s annual GPU Technology Conference in Santa Clara, California Tuesday. “This is an endeavor we have been working on for five years,” Huang said. Read More
The Sunnyvale, Calif.,-based processor designer unveiled a pair technologies supported by its latest graphics chips that promise to beam rich gaming and visual computing capabilities to smartphones, tablets, and lightweight notebooks, among other devices.
“We’re going to take the GPU [graphics processing unit] into the cloud,” Nvidia Chief Executive Jen-Hsun Huang at the company’s annual GPU Technology Conference in Santa Clara, California Tuesday. “This is an endeavor we have been working on for five years,” Huang said. Read More
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