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I think we will see custom acceleration hardware in the future to support stuff like video editing
by christkv 6y ago
I think we will see custom acceleration hardware in the future to support stuff like video editing
- monadic2 6y agoHow big is that market?
- the_other 6y agoHuge. Everyone edits video now.
- monadic2 6y agoYea, not in a way that requires specialized hardware though. Edits on the phone are already virtually instantaneous.
- manicdee 6y ago… because of the specialised hardware and the tiny video resolutions supported.
- TheSpiceIsLife 6y agoTiny? 2688x1242 isn’t tiny. Neither is 4K at 60fps.
- Arcanum-XIII 6y agoWithout color grading or other usual video correction. Once you start to tinker with your images, the picture change quite a lot for the cpu/gpu
- NickNameNick 6y agoBig enough that they already sell an fpga card for the Mac pro to do it.
- gruez 6y agoDon't most computers already have hardware accelerated encode/decode via cpu/gpu?
- CodeWriter23 6y agoThe real point is, Apple is an integration company that has now added self-made silicon to its toolset. Whereas in the past, they created the M chips for tracking motion in phones and watches, and the T chips for Secure Enclave and Secure Storage, the roadmap Apple displayed during the keynote indicates they are going to create specialty chips for any application that makes sense.