IDG and Phoronix on Graphics
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Intel Gets Called Out Again For Their M.I.A. 3.0 X.Org Driver
The xf86-video-intel 3.0 DDX driver has been in development the past two and a half years without seeing an official release.
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AMD launches GPUOpen, but some Linux users remain skeptical
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Intel Releases New Versions Of KVMGT & XenGT
Intel has released their first new versions of XenGT and KVMGT for 2016 for GPU virtualization solutions for Xen and KVM, respectively.
These Intel GPU virtualization solutions provide media pass-through of Haswell graphics cores and newer. A virtual GPU instance is exposed to each KVM/Xen VM for "a good balance among performance, feature, and sharing."
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