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Mon Nov 02, 2020 9:29 am
Ok, last month or so NVIDIA announced it is buying ARM. NVIDIA makes a number of top end Arm chipsets. Currently, they aren't for mobile or their Android TV. However, they apparently are still being used in ZCams, after a little birdy, fluttered a long and whispered on their shoulder, where the same little birdy has no chance here.
The thing about the Nvidia chipsets, is they had a profuse amount of processing power for video. The original Zcam E2 spec was somewhere between 1200-1600mb/s h264, years ago. Their credit card sized embedded AI drone camera board years ago, had enough bandwidth to attempt 8k, or 6 cameras. The technology is strides ahead now. So, can we expect NVIDIA to tell the industry to get stuffed and know their place, and produce a mobile chipset with 12k like ability next year or two? Certainly is a tantalising possibility.
The thing about the Nvidia chipsets, is they had a profuse amount of processing power for video. The original Zcam E2 spec was somewhere between 1200-1600mb/s h264, years ago. Their credit card sized embedded AI drone camera board years ago, had enough bandwidth to attempt 8k, or 6 cameras. The technology is strides ahead now. So, can we expect NVIDIA to tell the industry to get stuffed and know their place, and produce a mobile chipset with 12k like ability next year or two? Certainly is a tantalising possibility.
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bTruthful side topics in-line with or related to, the discussion accepted
cOften people deceive themselves so much they do not understand, even when the truth is explained to them