Video on Intel's Twitter social media where Raja Koduri is looking for new talent to join the graphics division.
The signing of Raja Koduri, developer of the Pascal and Vega architecture for AMD, by Intel was a full-blown bell. Its mission was quite precise and not at all simple: to develop an Intel graphics that would compete in the high range. Since then he has been involved in many videos and promotions of the company. Now he is together with Bob Swan, today appointed CEO of the company, the protagonist of a video that has been posted on Twitter.
Raja Koduri starring in an Intel promotional video
The company has uploaded a video to one of its accounts, intended mainly for graphic engineers. Intel appears to be looking for new talent for the Core and Visual Computing Group divisions. To stay on the cutting edge, you need great creative minds, and that's what the company is looking for. Additionally, the great progress of the company in the development of a desktop GPU is glimpsed.
Koduri highlights that the amount of graphics technologies from Intel is impressive at the transistor, firmware and software level. Something quite curious is that he has said that the "lego blocks" are essential to build the final product, with a good function. He also comments that he wants to make video game universes a reality, as well as long-distance photorealistic communication "the size of our universe."
We also have Robert Swan in the video, who says that the company's discrete graphics is "the leading computing architecture for the future."
It's clear that current iGPUs don't live up to what they promise, but Ice Lake iGPUs may be much better than current ones. What is clear is that Intel wants to catch up with NVIDIA and AMD and they are in quite a hurry.
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- Intel Graphics (@IntelGraphics) January 29, 2019
