Last Thursday Nvidia dropped it’s Q3 2016 results and crushed financial records all over the map.
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Nvidia finally showed off Pascal a few weeks ago and there was a lot of interesting detail.
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When Nvidia announced their current patent licensing program, SemiAccurate called it a “trolling scheme”.
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So what is the latest on the Nvidia patent trolling scheme known as “Kepler Licensing”, especially the licensee count?
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Today’s the day and Nvidia’s GM204 in the guise of the GTX 980 and GTX 970 is finally here.
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If you saw today’s new Nvidia patent trolling lawsuits against Samsung and Qualcomm. SemiAccurate told you about them over a year ago.
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It looks like Nvidia has reworked their GM204 roadmaps again with big Maxwells and shrinks now listed.
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SemiAccurate wrote an analysis of the Nvidia and “Kepler licensing” fees on Tuesday that focused on why they may have chosen those prices.
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Remember when SemiAccurate called Nvidia’s Kepler “license” plan a sham, nothing more than a patent trolling exercise?
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Did Nvidia just cancel their Project Denver core amidst the triumphantly disappeared projects at GTC 2014?
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The performance gap is a product of AMD’s focus on integer compute performance, and Nvidia’s relative lack of interest in that aspect of GPU performance.
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It looks like Nvidia is on a roll as far as canceling GPUs goes, SemiAccurate moles say another major one has bitten the dust.
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Nvidia licensing it’s Kepler architecture is nothing more than a last-ditch play to keep the stock price from tanking.
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In a widely reported GPU roadmap update during GTC last March, Nvidia announced the new Volta family of GPUs.
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It looks like Nvidia has canned the GK11x line, replacing it with simple reworking of the fusings of GK10x, something that foreshadows serious internal problems.
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