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   #8. Posted at 06:55 PM on Nov 21st 2008 Edit   Reply

It's open so apps should be able to be developed for any OS, in theory, right?
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   #1. Posted at 04:51 PM on Nov 21st 2008 Edit   Reply

Getting THIS approved will really usher in the CPU/GPU use. ATI and Nvidia didn't work on a common API (yes, they each said the other is free to implement it), so someone third party must do it. Who did it?

Apple

Here's hoping their iMovie and iDVD get some under the hood upgrades to chew down the encode times (bloody apps only use two cores, currently).
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   #5. Posted at 05:19 PM on Nov 21st 2008 Edit   Reply

wow, this is really cool. glad to see these guys working together.. it'll benefit everyone
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   #3. Posted at 05:07 PM on Nov 21st 2008 Edit   Reply

Will this show up in *nix distros also?
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   #2. Posted at 04:55 PM on Nov 21st 2008 Edit   Reply

Indeed, here's hope that ALL CPU intensive apps that Apple ships will get the GPU acceleration treatment.

Already everything in 10.6 is being recoded in 64bit Cocoa which should give a good 10 - 15% boost in speed but if they add some OpenCL stuff in their iLife and Pro apps suites, boosts of 40% performance increase should not be unheard of !

Good times ahead friends :)

Adi
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