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NVIDIA Features Tegra K1 - The Chip With 192 Cores [Video]

Kicking off the press conference of CES 2014, NVIDIA came to public early on Monday (6) with its presentation. Onstage at The Cosmopolitan Hotel in Las Vegas, the company's CEO, Jen-Hsun Huang, talked mainly about three issues: new games, new Tegra K1 chip and automotive technologies. Opening the meeting, Huang talked about the recent news of the company and how they are forwarding it that NVIDIA believes is the future of gaming. The GeForce Experience and G-Sync technology were some of the examples cited.

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In a demonstration, the Batman: Arkham Origins game was run on the PC and transmitted simultaneously via Shield, to a 4K TV. The latency rate during the display was very low, with virtually no loss of quality.

Report Says Tegra 4 outperforms even the fastest of Snapdragons [News]

NVIDIA had touted for some time: the Tegra 4 processor would be able to beat even the fastest of Qualcomm's Snapdragons - second test result revealed by the company itself. Well, now it has become somewhat more impartial technically. The Microprocessor Publication Report - aimed at professionals directly linked to the development of microprocessors - recently confirmed the superiority of the unrestricted Tegra 4. The processor was considered the fastest chip built on ARM architecture.

Reports Says Tegra 4 outperforms even the fastest of Snapdragons [News] (2)

NVIDIA Shows Tegra 4i, A Processor With Integrating 4G LTE [News]

The NVIDIA Tegra 4 processor was announced recently in January during CES-2013 but the manufacturer now has a new option for consumers. NVIDIA today unveiled at MWC-2013 that they will put a new processor in the market: the Tegra 4i. And despite having a processing clock a little higher, the new chip will be weaker than the model shown last month. The great advantage of the new Tegra 4i is the integration of 4G LTE modem. That's right, with new processors from NVIDIA smartphones can connect to high speed networks to offer more quality performance to consumers. All this with a lower expenditure of energy, because the chip still offers great energy efficiency.

NVIDIA Shows Tegra 4i, A Processor With Integrating 4G LTE [News]

NVIDIA talks about the rushing development process of Project Shield [News]

NVIDIA-talks-about-the-rushing-development-process-of-Project-Shield-[News]NVIDIA stunned the world at CES-2013 that happened earlier this year in the United States. The maker of graphics processors went to the other side and decided to launch its own gaming console. Now the company has decided to reveal some interesting details about the creative process that culminated in Project Shield. According to NVIDIA, the first prototype was developed in 2012 and was still just a "games controller attached to a smartphone with wood". From this basic model, the design team of industrial company developed a device that could be comfortable in the hands of players. To ensure that the device would not suffer from the same problem as the traditional gaming consoles, which is the lack of games, NVIDIA chose to work with Android as an open source system and has a huge application database.

NVIDIA launches i500 Soft modem With 1.2 trillion operations per second Capability [CES 2013]

NVIDIA-launches-i500-Soft-modem-With-1.2-trillion-operations-per-second-Capability-[CES-2013]During the conference at CES 2013, Jen-Hsun Huang, CEO of NVIDIA, showed a tablet with new Tegra 4 processor which can load web pages in seconds. However, it is worth noting that, in addition to processing of the content, the device is responsible for all communication with 4G networks. In the event, the manufacturer was pleased to announce its first modem: the i500 Soft Modem. The component responsible for taking care of internet connections is the result of the presentation by NVIDIA. In developing the Tegra 4 processor, NVIDIA struggled to reduce the size of the i500 model. Result: The new device is 40% smaller and can work with up to 1.2 trillion operations per second.

NVIDIA announces Project Shield, new portable gaming console With Terga 4 [CES 2013]

NVIDIA-announces-Project-Shield,-new-portable-gaming-console-With-Terga-4-[CES-2013]-(3)Although the portable console market has entered into an eternal struggle against smartphones, it seems that NVIDIA held that there is room for one more contestant. During CES 2013, it was announced Project Shield, an Android handheld gaming device, will have compatibility with the Big Picture Mode of Steam. During the presentation, NVIDIA showed the console, which itself brings a joystick and a touch screen of five inches wide. Project Shield runs Android Jelly Bean and has a Tegra 4 (announced at CES 2013) chip, which should provide graphics worthy of the current generation of consoles, with the advantage of being portable. Furthermore, the device has a battery of 33 Wh, which will provide up to 5 hours of gaming or 24 hours of HD video output.

NVIDIA Has Officially Releases Tegra 4 processor With unparalleled performance & Energy Saving Hardware [CES 2013]

NVIDIA-Has-Officially-Releases-Tegra-4-processor-With-unparalleled-performance-&-Energy-Saving-Hardware-[CES-2013]-(2)NVIDIA officially announced on Monday (7th January, 2013) during the event of CES 2013, the release of Tegra 4 processor for smartphones, tablets and notebooks. According to the company, it is the newness of the most efficient option has produced to date, featuring five high-performance cores - one focused exclusively on controlling energy consumption. Although it has the same basic functionality as the previous generation of Tegra series, the new chip is distinguished by employing a completely new architecture. Although it has not revealed the frequency of operation of the new processor, NVIDIA's CEO, Jen-Hsung Huang, said the processor has 72 CUDA cores.

NVIDIA Grid: a gaming platform In The Cloud with power of 700 Xbox 360 Game [CES 2013]

1-NVIDIA-Grid-a-gaming-platform-In-The-Cloud-with-power-of-700-Xbox-360-Game-[CES-2013]NVIDIA announced NVIDIA Grid yesterday morning, via their conference at CES 2013, a new solution of hardware and software to play game in the cloud. The Grid is a rack-based server that can support up to 24 individual racks at once, with a total of 240 GPUs - the equivalent of 200 teraflops of processing power. According to NVIDIA, the ability of the Grid is equivalent to no less than 700 Xbox 360 video games running simultaneously. Besides presenting some pictures of the product, the company also demonstrated some cloud gaming to the customers that are fed by the Grid for Android tablets and also for the Xbox itself. NVIDIA also revealed that the system has the ability to redeem the progress of a game on one device so you can start playing in another. Agawi, Cloudnion, Cybercloud, G-cluster, Playcast Ubitus and partner companies will be the first to test the system.