Linked by Flatland_Spider on Fri 5th Dec 2008 10:32 UTC
Anand Lal Shimpi, founder of Anandtech.com, had the opportunity to sit down with Carrell Killebrew, Eric Demers, Mike Schmit and Mark Leather, collectivley known as the designers behind the current crop of AMD graphics chips, and quiz them about how the RV770 graphics chip came about. In the article, Anand recounts the history that influenced the chip's design and the obstacles that were overcome from his two hours meeting with the design team.
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2006-01-02
Doing a chip seems so risky. It's so much harder than software because changing course mid-stream is even more expensive and the amount of detail is even greater. And you don't know if you succeeded until almost years down the line.