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Graphics firm Nvidia has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Ageia Technologies, a privately held gaming physics technology developer based in California. Ageia is best known for its PhysX software, which is shipping or in...

Daniel Fleshbourne · Feb 5, 2008 · Hot! with 29 comments

Ageia Technologies, the developer of so-called physics processing units (PPUs), on Tuesday denied reports about its acquisition by an undisclosed third party. The company said it remains independent and has a roadmap to execute. The...

Daniel Fleshbourne · Jan 23, 2008 · Hot! with 5 comments

Dell's XPS M1730, aimed at gamer's with over $3000 cash to spare, is the first notebook to feature an optional AGEIA PhysX Accelerator on top of 512 MB of dedicated video RAM thanks to two...

· Sep 28, 2007 · Hot! with 11 comments

During an interview with ChileHardware web-site, Chief executive Manju Hedge of Ageia Technologies, announced that his company plans to offer a physics processing unit (PPU) for mobile applications, target the PhysX chips at non-gaming apps...

· Feb 21, 2007 · Hot! with 8 comments

Guys, I was confused between 6.09.28 vs 2.5.1 vs 2.6.0 (but after research, the new 6.09.28 replaces them all). Release Date 3-October-2006 New Driver Naming Convention The version number...

· Oct 16, 2006 · Hot! with -1 comments

WE didn't expect any AGEIA cards before May, as Asus told us we'd have to wait for May to get them. But AGEIA's other exclusive partner BFG actually has PhysX cards in retail already. BFG...

Daniel Fleshbourne · Apr 10, 2006 · Hot! with -1 comments

Ageia, maker of the upcoming PhysX Physics Processing Unit, has announced numerous titles shipping with support for the add-in card to enhance environment physics in PC games. Included in the plethora of press releases...

· Mar 22, 2006 · Hot! with -1 comments

New hardware dedicated to physics computations to bring new level of realism to games. Your games are about to get a lot more interactive. Fabless semiconductor company Ageia has today announced PhysX,...

· Mar 9, 2005 with -1 comments