Intel partners with Siru Innovations to enhance the strength of GPU technology
Recently, Intel announced that it will cooperate with Siru Innovations from Finland to help Intel’s graphics division, which “brings decades of experience developing graphics IP and software services that will help support our customers in the areas of MaaS/ADAS, gaming, hyperscale, and more. ” Raja Koduri, Intel’s executive vice president and head of the graphics business, also forwarded the announcement from Intel Graphics and introduced some information about Siru Innovations.
Mika Tuomi later founded BitBoys and released Glaze 3D in 1999, hoping to compete with NVIDIA’s GeForce 256 through embedded eDRAM. Later, the project came to a standstill due to the loss of partner Infineon. BitBoys then developed mobile graphics solutions, which were sold to companies such as NEC. In May 2006, AMD acquired BitBoys for $44 million, reorganized it and established a graphics business unit called Imageon, and then sold it to Qualcomm for $65 million in January 2009, which is the technical basis of the later Adreno series of GPUs. In 2011, Mika Tuomi participated in the establishment of Siru Innovations, involving related graphics IP and software services.