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So, is this announcement important? Is it enough of a push for Open Physics? The languaging is all very sedate, unlike nVidia's POW-WOW press releases.
http://www.amd.com/us/press-releases...-2010mar8.aspx
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Yeah, but AMD's don't tend to be forgotten by the company 17ms after the press release goes out.
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Well, it all depends on the adoption of the "open" stuff, that's the critical thing for any open stuff, like open standards, open-source software and things like that.
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AFAIK there is still no OpenCL public support in ATi's drivers ?
GPU Caps Viewer always shows OpenCL as not being there for the 5xxx series.... I think its available in the OpenCL SDK, but that isn't public..... I'm at least expecting some little techdemo's showing off what it can do, even if its just a little bit of cloth blowing in the wind....
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