 Random news from the Archive AMD Embedded 4K GPU
28.03.2014
The Embedded Radeon E8860 Adelaar GPU runs on the AMD Graphics Core Next architecture; its performance is more than 2 times higher than its predecessors at the same power consumption. The processor supports 3D graphics and 4K resolution, capable of complex parallel computing. The increase in calculations with single precision numbers compared to the previous generation of processors is 33%. This processor allows you to solve complex tasks, such as face recognition, gestures, work with biometric and DNA analyzes and the creation of meteorological maps.
Now more than ever, demand for rich, vibrant images and advanced parallel computing capabilities has grown. The closer the world is to the Internet of Things, the greater the need will be, said Scott Aylor, vice president and general manager of AMD's Embedded Solutions business. "Traditional graphics are no longer able to meet the current and potential needs of embedded systems," said Scott Eylor.
As Chris Rommel, executive vice president of M2M's embedded systems division, told Guru 3D VDC Research, embedded GPUs such as the AMD E8860 will continue to adapt to the growing demand for HD, 3D and even 4K displays. different types and sizes. "The proliferation of GPGPU-based computing will only increase the feasibility of using GPUs outside the realm of visual applications: medical, military and aerospace industries will become new consumers, because the efficiency of high-volume parallel computing plays a big role for them," he said.
According to Valery Drobyshevsky, Commercial Director of Quarta Technologies, the E8860 is a solution that satisfies the demand of "tomorrow". And although there are still few panels of such sizes in the domestic market where the advantages of 4K will be noticeable, the demand for high resolution will grow, especially in such a direction as Digital Signage (Digital advertising and information panels). "Everything related to the advertising market is now moving towards ultra-high resolution panels - this is an irreversible evolutionary process. If we are used to a high-resolution picture at the household level, we subconsciously expect this from the display media around us. And given that the size of digital panels in public places much more than the home TV, the resolution also increases.
According to the expert, factors such as the high cost of solutions on large panels (still prevailing over the cost of static media), as well as the unavailability of hardware equipment, content and the immaturity of the market, are hindering the growth in popularity of 4K panels so far. But there are prospects, especially for the Hi-End advertising market and various visualization systems. In addition, Valery Drobyshevsky notes, solutions for visualizing activities in various business areas are being actively developed: collaboration tools, teleconferences, situational centers, process control systems, video surveillance, etc. All of these devices require a high degree of detail, and high-performance hardware "stuffing" that supports it.
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