Technology

How Nvidia’s RTX Real-Time Ray Tracing Works

  Since it was invented decades ago, ray tracing has been the holy grail for rendering computer graphics realistically. By tracing individual light rays as they bounce off multiple surfaces, it can faithfully recreate reflections, sub-surface scattering (when light penetrates through a bit of a surface like human skin, but …

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Microsoft’s Meltdown Patch Made Windows 7 PCs Less Secure

Security circles were thrown into disarray late last year when serious bugs known as Meltdown and Spectre threatened to leak private data from computers around the world. The industry spent months developing patches while the public remained unaware of the danger. Updates only began rolling out early this year, and …

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Firefox Add-On Protects You From Facebook Tracking

Facebook is under increasing scrutiny after the revelation that its lax privacy controls allowed UK-based Cambridge Analytica to skim data from 50 million user profiles. Like it or not, Facebook is a fixture on the web, and its business model involves building ad profiles on users like you. Mozilla is …

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New TPCast Wireless Adapter Supports Multiple Vive Headsets

Virtual reality headsets are becoming increasingly common. Many smartphones now double as VR viewers, but the most powerful VR experiences are restricted to computers with beefy graphics cards. Headsets like the Oculus Rift and HTC Vive can produce amazing 3D worlds, as long as you don’t need to walk very far …

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Nvidia’s New GV100 Brings Volta to the Quadro Family

Nvidia has kept its Volta architecture confined to the high-performance computing (HPC) space for years now, with only a handful of exceptions, like the $3,000 Titan V GPU. Now, the company is extending Volta into new markets, this time by bringing the card to workstations. The new GV100 packs 5,120 …

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