Current Press Coverage
LucidLogix raises $18M for parallel graphics processing technology:
"LucidLogix’s product isn’t a graphics chip. Rather, it’s a traffic cop that allows multiple graphics cards, including an integrated graphics chip set on a computers main circuit board, to function together in a parallel processing system. The other vendors can do this, but LucidLogix says it can do it more efficiently. It does so by balancing the load of processing so that each graphics chip stays busy."
- Venture Beat
"We first told you about LucidLogix's new HYDRA engine about a month ago, when the company first burst onto the scene claiming that their technology would allow multiple GPUs to more evenly distribute the graphics load, delivering nearly 100% performance scaling. Now we have seen it in action at the Intel Developer Forum, and after a hands-on demo and some explanation from the company president Offir Remez, we think it's the real deal."
-Extreme Tech
"What happens really is magic."
-The Inquirer
"If they pull of what they say they can it will revolutionize multi-GPU. We'll see what happens."
-AnandTech
"Since both Crossfire and SLI do not achieve linear performance for each card, this would be quite a feet indeed. Here's hoping they can make this happen."
-CNET CRAVE
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"…if Lucid can merely live up to its claims, it will be a groundbreaking development in the graphics industry."
- Daily Tech
"We're trying to stifle our excitement here, but are hopes are escalating quickly."
-Engadget
"It all sounds too good to be true, but if it works as Lucid says it will, this could spell the end for SLI and CrossFire as we know it."
-HEXUS
"Overall I have to say I was very impressed by Lucid and their HYDRA Engine technology and the potential it holds for the future of scalable graphics."
- PC Perspective
"Assuming Intel Capital and the other investors behind Lucid are not wrong, next year could mark a major change in the multi-GPU market. Keep those fingers crossed."
-TechConnect Magazine
"What makes the technology especially interesting is the fact that it apparently works with any GPU."
-TG Daily
"...we might be looking at a revolution in the high-end gaming segment."
-Engadget
"Nowadays performance of multi-chip graphics sub-systems substantially depends on software optimizations. However, LucidLogix Technologies plans to change this with the help of its distributed processing engine called Hydra early next year."
-X-Bit Labs
