AMD's second generation FireStream 9250 just broke the single-precision teraflop barrier at the International Supercomputing Conference in Germany. The proc takes advantage of AMD's GPU expertise ...

AMD’s newly-announced FireStream technology was announced earlier today and is being touted as the first of its kind to contain a double-precision floating point. The technology is based on ATI ...

FireStream WorldWide Inc. bought certain assets of TMI Services Inc. for an undisclosed amount, the company said recently. The acquisition is FireStream's third since the company began in 2001 ...

In the case of today's Opteron 4000 series ("Lisbon" platform) and Firestream coprocessor launch, AMD has a particularly good slide that summarizes most of the other slides in most of the other ...

Advanced Micro Devices on Wednesday unveiled a pair of new FireStream GPU accelerator boards with passive heat sinks to better position AMD’s new top-of-the-line GPU products for server ...

The true computing geeks in the house are about to need adult diapers: AMD's launching a dedicated stream processor, the FireStream 9170, and an accompanying SDK today, which will be available in ...

AMD's FireStream 9170 is claimed to use the world's first "Stream GPU" with "double-precision" floating point calculations. The chip, fabricated at 55nm and slapped on a board with 2GB of GDDR3 ...

AMD can hardly contain their excitement with the news that their FireStream 9250 processor has broken the 1 teraflop barrier. Fitted to the FireStream 9250 graphics card, it handles not only video ...

Advanced Micro Devices previewed on Monday the latest version of its high-performance chip package, the FireStream 9250, which is due later this year. Chips in the FireStream line offer much ...

The FireStream 9170 was developed with AMD's ATI graphics technology and in conjunction with GPU application work conducted in the academic research community, said Patricia Harrell, director of ...

The chip maker Nov. 8 announced the FireStream 9170 GPU (graphics processing unit), along with a software development kit, which AMD plans to bring to the HPC market in the first quarter of 2008.

Rys from Beyond3D has been experimenting with ATI's Linux drivers, and based on some findings in the X Server log, he believes ATI may be readying a new line of products -- dubbed "FireStream ...