Interview with ATi

() [link=http://www.nordichardware.com]Nordichardware[/link] has put up an interview with [b]ATI[/b]'s Terry Makedon. Check it out! [blockquote]As a company, we were not satisfied with the state of our drivers. They were plagued by problems, were not being released frequently, and got a little stale in the feature department. We regrouped and decided that VPU software was a core for focus for ATI, and we were determined to take the necessary steps to attain market leadership. Clearly we wanted to be the innovators (and not the imitators) in that field. After considerable investment in people, tools, process, and a shift in mindset, we embarked on the CATALYST voyage. Which brings us to the present day, with recent user poll resoundly indicating that ATI has vastly improved software performance. [/blockquote] [link=http://www.nordichardware.com/interview/2004/ATi_Catalyst/][b]Read more[/b][/link]

March 23, 2004 1:15 PM ET in News,

[link=http://www.nordichardware.com]Nordichardware[/link] has put up an interview with [b]ATI[/b]'s Terry Makedon. Check it out!

[blockquote]As a company, we were not satisfied with the state of our drivers. They were plagued by problems, were not being released frequently, and got a little stale in the feature department. We regrouped and decided that VPU software was a core for focus for ATI, and we were determined to take the necessary steps to attain market leadership. Clearly we wanted to be the innovators (and not the imitators) in that field. After considerable investment in people, tools, process, and a shift in mindset, we embarked on the CATALYST voyage. Which brings us to the present day, with recent user poll resoundly indicating that ATI has vastly improved software performance. [/blockquote]
[link=http://www.nordichardware.com/interview/2004/ATi_Catalyst/][b]Read more[/b][/link]