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AMD | February 01, 2016

AMD announced a new series of FirePro graphics cards, the AMD FirePro S7150 and S7150 X2. These GPUs are meant to be a hardware-based solution for virtualized environments and remote workstations for cloud gaming, computing and Virtual Desktop Infrastructures (VDIs). The AMD FirePro S-series graphics cards offer multi-user support for enhanced graphics performance in a virtualized environment. The AMD FirePro S7150 and S7150 X2 sport much of the same hardware as other workstation-class graphics ...

tomshardware | February 28, 2017

LiquidSky is a cloud-hosted service that provides gaming class desktop performance for people who don’t have a gaming PC. LiquidSky’s service is accessible through almost any internet-connected device, such as a low-end Windows PC, a system with Linux installed, or a Mac. LiquidSky even offers an Android app to let people play their PC games on the go....

hardocp | March 06, 2017

Here's one for those of you who hang out in our Virtualized Computing subforum. With all of those cores for not very much money, many of us have been secretly thinking about whether or not Ryzen would make for a good ESXi server. The answer right now is, probably not. At least not in 6.5, until VMWare adds some compatibility updates to ESXi....

theregister | September 01, 2015

VMworld 2015 AMD has used the VMworld conference in San Francisco this week to take wraps off a new, hardware-based GPU virtualization tech for virtualized workstations.Known as the AMD Multiuser GPU, the chipmaker claims it can allow up to 15 virtualized desktops to share a single graphics processor without any loss of performance.The goal is to provide hardware graphics acceleration for virtualized GPU-intensive workloads, including design and manufacturing and multimedia applications and GPU-...