See what GPGPU can really do
Acceleware hosts a webinar today
Wednesday, 28 November 2007, 16:58
WE HAVE BEEN following the progress of a small independent company called Acceleware for quite some time now.
Just like PeakStream, this company is riding the wave of hype for GPGPU computation.
A couple of days ago, the firm received three million dollars in a share buyout from Northwest. Nvidia is already an investor. This capital keeps the firm in private hands, with enough dough to continue developing new products.
At 13:00 EST today (17:00 UK time, 18:00 in Europe), Steve Joachims and David Hoff will host a webinar dedicated to explaining trends in GPGPU and how can you use a GPU chip to accelerate seismic processing.
You can view the webinar by clicking on our complementary L'INQ. µ
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