GPU

Advanced Micro Devices (AMD), one of the world's largest manufacturers of computer processors and graphics processors, announced the debut of its new line of ATI Mobility Radeon GPUs, bringing DirectX 11 support to mobile users.

MSI, one of the world's leading vendors of hardware components, including motherboards and graphics cards, has just announced the official debut of its latest GeForce models, the new N220GT and N210 series. Designed for the mainstream market, the new cards have been featured with NVIDIA's latest 40nm DirectX 10.1-capable GPUs, offering a noteworthy level of performance in a compact and energy-efficient form factor.

NVIDIA Corporation today announced that it will be working with TopCoder, a competitive software development community, on the CUDA Superhero Challenge, a series of contests for computer programmers who will harness the parallel processing power of the NVIDIA CUDA architecture to solve some of computing's biggest challenges.