Browsing Archive June 2009
Intel is planning to ship Clarkdale, the first 32nm chip with the integrated (non-Larrabee) GPU, in Q4 2009, making it publicly available in Q1 2010.
IBM Seer Augmented Reality App for Wimbledon
IBM has released a new augmented reality application for the Android phone, specifically for visitors of Wimbledon.
SpatialKey has developed a web-based geospatial data visualization tool, and currently it is in beta aiming to merge easy data exploration with social-networking features for collaboration.
A new conference paper from Google talks about a new system to identify landmarks from images by comparing them against the massive Google Images database.
Baltimore Orioles Virtual Birdland Geospatial Viz
The Harris Corporation has worked with the Baltimore Orioles to create 3D Flyover videos of the areas around the Camden Yards, allowing anyone with a web browser to ‘virtually’ fly over the area.
Jacket 1.1 for GPU Accelerated Matlab now Available
NVidia wants to bring HPC to the Masses
At a recent financial analyst conference, NVidia touted the power of GPU computing in supercomputing applications.
Octagon Research To Present At The 45th DIA Meeting
Octagon Research will be presenting on the usefulness of Information Visualization in Team Effectiveness at the 45th annual Drug Information Association meeting.
The interesting history of the bitter rivalry between Butter and Margarine from “The Friends of Butter” campaign.
Piero Zagami has amassed a huge collection of visualizations around the United Nations Security Council Resolutions.