NVIDIA, Red Hat Partner Up For New Graphics Project
Jerome Glisse has long been involved with open-source Linux graphics drivers, but in recent months he hasn't announced any major breakthroughs like in past years. However, at Red Hat they have struck up a partnership with NVIDIA to work on a new device-agnostic API for the Linux kernel that can benefit the graphics drivers.
Jerome Glisse was talking at this week's XDC2013 conference about using the progress address space by GPU drivers. It's a rather technical presentation targeting Linux driver developers, but within the presentation he shared that a partnership has occurred between Red Hat -- where Glisse is employed -- and NVIDIA to work on a generic device agnostic API dealing with using the CPU address space on the GPU.
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