MfA

Consumer banking is a low margin business, investment banking is pennies and steamrollers. Credit cards and payment processing, that's...

I completely missed this last year, but it's hard to keep up with the tentacles of what will likely become the largest monopoly in human...

650$ from a company gaining no revenue stream from it other than initial sales while using 4nm APUs, nah.

When microtriangles near a single pixel, setting up edge equations is very inefficient. Also unless you have a raytracing shader to run...

That 1% needs to be high quality all the more, not aliased. PS. as for AI, NVIDIA dropped the ball a bit on inference ... it's...

I don't think it's much more fixed for NVIDIA than it is for AMD, we just know what the underlying programmable hardware looks like for...

Can still do other work while it's busy, "free" FLOPs. PS. 32x.

You start one loop up, just try to take all the pixels in the screen space bounding box and do one intersection per pixel.

Sure, it just intersects a ray with a triangle to get you a barycentric coordinate. I'm not suggesting ray tracing the Nanite data...

It's an open question if it would delay it at all. At the end of the day tesselation and even geometry shaders delayed dicing rather...

They are fighting from behind, sacrificing the present for the future is not really a luxury they can afford. Carving out a niche is...

A mistake.

Which wasn't what I was suggesting at all, that was a done deal any way. They should have exposed their hardware in Vulkan extensions...

The BVH/tri intersection instruction isn't exposed to developers, except on Linux if you want to get down to the driver. RDNA 2 already...

AMD's console dominance gave them the power to drive APIs even without first move advantage ... and they should have grasped it, both...