HotHardware: When highways get clogged, one solution is to build more lanes, and by that same token IEEE has put together a study group to explore the development of a 400Gbps Ethernet standard to support the exponential growth in network demand.
Crytek spreads VR development with its new partnership in the VR First program for games and other creative experiences.
That's a good deal for Crytek who have been quickly and quietly getting deals in place in order for Cryengine to compete more effectively against both Unreal Engine and Unity. Whilst we've got the VR First program I'd still like to see some from them on how the engine is directly better.
VRFocus reports on recent survey taken at the Consumer Electronic Show (CES) 2016 in Las Vegas by the IEEE on the future expectations of virtual reality.
Not entirely sure I agree with that assumption, incidentally, then again with the pressure of so many hardware developers pushing the technology so hard there's certainly the possability for great advances in a short space of time.
VR is already being pushed so hard that I wouldn't be surprised if this estimate is disproven by 2018 or sooner.
The days of inadvertently maxing out your cellular data plan because your smartphone happens to be a few inches outside of your Wi-Fi network’s range are soon to be over.
