Iron Developer Conference

[alexsok]

http://developer.nvidia.com/view.asp?IO=iron_dev

You are invited to attend NVIDIA's "Iron Developer" Seminar in Roppongi, Tokyo. Co-hosted by Silicon Studio Corporation and sponsored by Microsoft, SoftImage, AMD, and Elsa, this event is a must for game and real-time application developers. This year's conference will focus on:

Cg - A high-level language for programming GPUs through DirectX 8, DirectX 9, and OpenGL

Details on NVIDIA's next generation GPUs, including NV30 and the CineFX architecture

Microsoft® DirectX® 9.0 - the latest version of Microsoft's suite of multimedia application programming interfaces

The latest real-time rendering technologies for cinematic shading, with advanced shadows, lighting, high precision and high dynamic range rendering, and more

Softimage|XSI 3.0 - with Cg and real-time shader integration

Performance optimization

Hands-on coding labs

We shall be hearing more about the NV30 very soon!
As a sidenote, I'd like to add that a final NV30 board will be shown there running... just if you were wondering...
The conference will be held on October 23, 2002 10:00 AM - 6:45 PM

 

[McElvis]

It will be a while yet...end of October.

Should be interesting though

 

[Richthofen]

yeah looking forward to that

 

[Philibob]

NV30 must be announced before or on that date then. Unless they make everyone that attends sign an NDA.

 

[antlers]

Hope springs eternal

 

[DemoCoder]

That could just be a replay of the same CineFx presentation we've all seen. A Discussion of NV30 vertex and pixel shaders, etc but no "datasheet" for the NV30 itself.

 

[Doomtrooper]

I'd like to add that a final NV30 board will be shown there running

I see..

 

[GetStuff]

That could just be a replay of the same CineFx presentation we've all seen. A Discussion of NV30 vertex and pixel shaders, etc but no "datasheet" for the NV30 itself.

Could be the case, but they do say including NV30 and the CineFX architecture which could mean specific details on the NV30 specs as well as CineFX (the PS/VS stuff we already know about)

 

[Pete]

I sure hope "details" on the NV30 materialize into an actual final card. It'd give ATi an extra kick to get the 9500 out the door.