IA32 is pushing elephants up steep hills - Bob Colwell, former chief architect at Intel
NVIDIA IS DRUMMING up support for for what it calls visual and high-performance computing by offering cash to companies through a GPU Ventures Program.
The company has invested before in baubles like Google Earth and is now formalising the process, according to a spokesman.
The graphics firm will bung between $500,000 and $5 million at companies finding new uses for CPUs, using CUDA, its parallel processing "architeecture".
The firm set up GPU Venture Zone on which companies can beg for the dosh as well as flog their wares.
Nividia said it invested $5 million in five start-ups last year and said it is keen to invest more ths year. µ
w00t! This article does not suffer from Charlie's penis "nV".
It's readable.
Penis nV!
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I reckon I better mosey on over to that thar website and see what I can come up with (other than video games) that might spark the interest of the Green Mob. Film production perhaps?