NewsWill ATI Play Nice?
Posted 07/05/08 at 03:56:49 AM by Justin Kerr
Recently in both the print and online versions of Maximum PC we looked at Nvidia’s CUDA API and what a GP-GPU future might look like. The one wild card in this equitation is the other big player in the graphics card market, ATI. Will ATI play nice by supporting CUDA and licensing PhysX? Or will it go its own way, a result which may end up killing both companies initiatives.
Click the jump to find out my prediction.
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