AMD talks up mildly ambiguous graphics supercomputer
By Darren Murph 
posted Jan 8th 2009 4:17PM
posted Jan 8th 2009 4:17PM
It's not entirely clear what the purpose of AMD's newest supercomputer is, but it's pretty safe to say that the company is making it out to be something better than it is. All harshness aside, the so-called Fusion Render Cloud will reportedly be the planet's fastest graphics supercomputer. It sounds like the machine will be good for farming out tasks, and more specifically, for "real-time rendering of film and visual effects graphics on an unprecedented scale." Evidently AMD's hoping that gaming firms tap into the beast in order to develop and deploy next-generation game content, so that probably means it's worthless for you. But hey, it sounds awesome, right?
"Evidently AMD's hoping that gaming firms tap into the beast in order to develop and deploy next-generation game content, so that probably means it's worthless for you."
Uh... No, actually that sounds awesome for me.
Nice to see that AMD is in the game. I'm a big supporter!
yeah, but does it blend?
good job amd, get back in the game
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