Graphics acceleration cores bring realism to games

Imagination Technologies has displayed implementations of its licensable 3D, video and display IP technologies capable of delivering stereoscopic 3D experiences at the British Embassy in Seoul, Korea.

News from Electronicstalk, 15 June 2010

Video encoder IP core has H.264 HP capability

Imagination Technologies has announced PowerVR VXE380, the latest member of its third-generation video encoder IP family.

News from Electronicstalk, 20 November 2009

Graphics processor achieves OpenGL conformance

Imagination Technologies has reported that its PowerVR SGX520 graphics processor core has achieved conformance with the Khronos OpenGL ES 2.0 standard.

News from Electronicstalk, 25 November 2008

Graphics cores pass all 2 and 3D tests

World's first 3D graphics acceleration solution to achieve conformance on commercially available production silicon for all of the Khronos mobile 2D and 3D graphics APIs.

News from Electronicstalk, 19 August 2008

Graphics core shows up in consumer products

Dozens of PowerVR SGX-enabled products will ship in the next few months from manufacturers including Asus, Fujitsu, Gigabyte and Panasonic.

News from Electronicstalk, 1 August 2008

Graphics cores enhance Atom-based systems

Graphics and video technologies enable the user to enjoy a richer Internet multimedia experience while consuming low power.

News from Electronicstalk, 3 April 2008

API streamlines 2D graphics

Implementing OpenVG using hardware acceleration enables OEMs to deliver smooth, high frame rate interactive performance at very low power levels.

News from Electronicstalk, 31 January 2008

IP core aids digital TV transition

The Ensigma UCC230 multi-standard receiver IP core enables devices to provide multiple-standard support in the same country and roam between countries with different standards

News from Electronicstalk, 2 November 2007

PowerVR SGX graphics accelerator for OMAP 3

Texas Instruments is using Imagination Technologies' PowerVR SGX graphics accelerator technology for its next generation application processor family, the OMAP 3 architecture.

News from Electronicstalk, 15 February 2007

Mobile multimedia technologies on show at 3GSM

VGisitors to the Imagination Technologies stand at 3GSM 2007 can see graphics and video technologies being adopted by manufacturers now for the next generation of mobile multimedia.

News from Electronicstalk, 13 February 2007

• Mobile TV platform supports Japanese standard

• Graphics IP offers automotive and consumer options

• Mavrix signs for mobile TV IP

• Renesas signs for further graphics

• Kit optimises graphical games development

• VP roles for McBrien and King-Smith

• Graphics on display in San Jose

• Office and seminars target Taiwanese SoC makers

• Mobile TV platform expands to multiple standards

• Video core supporters gather in Barcelona

• Games benchmarks show off core's graphical prowess

• Toolset makes the most of mobile graphics

• TI CPU gives handsets multimedia capabilities

• Mobile TV platform combines DVB-H and T-DMB

• Graphics IP supports latest Windows Mobile

• Intel signs for more intellectual property

• Frugal 32bit cores for cost-sensitive consumer kit

• Demos showcase IP capabilities

• White-knuckle car race in Cannes

• DAB digital radios gain electronic programme guide

• IP core boosts video graphics performance

• Graphics IP stars in new Philips processor

• TI signs up for new-generation graphics core

• Cores on parade in Japan

• Port enables 3D handset graphics

• Multithreaded core to gain new compiler

• Queen's Award for DAB digital radio technology

• Game on for embedded graphics core in San Jose

• Sunplus licenses IP

• Consortium supports handset developers

• Techmark Achievement of the Year

• Strategic partnership extends to new multimedia