Khronos Group News Today

As I travel to various places around the world, I am surprised by the perception that different government and supplier organizations have of the modular open systems approach (MOSA). MOSA is designed to lower costs for global coalition forces while accelerating new, highly competitive capabilities for the Warfighter, but folks still do not understand these benefits and sometimes turn MOSA into something that should be feared.

It's a big day today in the open-source NVIDIA Nouveau/NVK space..

Microsofts bringing out its own AI upscaling technology for games later this year.

TAMPA, Fla. Safety-critical software firm CoreAVI reports that Airbus completed a successful flight test of its Auto’Mate (autonomous in-flight refueling) demonstrator that uses CoreAVI’s GPU accelerated artificial intelligence (AI) software stack, including VkCore SC and ComputeCore. 

CUDA's closed-source nature has left many scientific research facilities, AI startups and enterprises struggling with their dependency.

ChipStar 1.1 was released this past week as one of the open-source projects to help in porting HIP and CUDA applications to support the industry-standard SPIR-V

The Khronos Group today announced their Vulkan Roadmap 2024 milestone as a specification for their latest API features and meeting the needs of 2024 graphics processors and other hardware

By Tyler Sorensen and Heidy Khlaaf We are disclosing LeftoverLocals: a vulnerability that allows recovery of data from GPU local memory created by another process on Apple, Qualcomm, AMD, and Imagination GPUs. LeftoverLocals impacts the security posture of GPU applications as a whole, with particular significance to LLMs and ML models run on impacted GPU…

Gadgets News News: Discover the security vulnerability in Apple iPhone 12, M2 MacBook Air, and other popular brands that exposes data stored in the local memory of vulnerable GPUs. Learn about the impact on Apple, Qualcomm, and AMD products and the potential consequences of this GPU flaw.

A research group found a way to extract user data from the graphics chips accompanying memory chips as it contains residual data even after completing an executable task.