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aiolos

Tue 23 Jan, 2007


Intel confirms discrete graphics

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AMD/Ati is doing it,<b style="color:#FFA34F"></b> so intel follows as fast as possible <b style="color:#FFA34F"></b>:<b style="color:#FFA34F"></b>
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INCREASED EVIDENCE of Intel's new foray into the world of discrete graphics has emerged via jobs advertisements on Chipzilla's own website.<b style="color:#FFA34F"></b>
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Under the heading of <b style="color:#FFA34F"></b>'Visual Computing Group'<b style="color:#FFA34F"></b> Intel specifically states that the company is working on the development of discrete graphics products.<b style="color:#FFA34F"></b>
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The advertisement reads:<b style="color:#FFA34F"></b> <b style="color:#FFA34F"></b>"We are focused on developing discrete graphics products based on a many-core architecture targeting high-end client platforms.<b style="color:#FFA34F"></b>"<b style="color:#FFA34F"></b>
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http:<b style="color:#FFA34F"></b>/<b style="color:#FFA34F"></b>/uk.theinquirer.net/<b style="color:#FFA34F"></b>?article=37133