Just four and a half months after releasing the OpenGL 4 specification, the Khronos Group has released the final version of the OpenGL 4.1 specification. OpenGL 4.0 brought feature parity with ...

Good news for AMD users who have been waiting for OpenGL 4.1 support within Windows and Linux. AMD has just announced wide-ranging support for OpenGL 4.1 for Windows 7, Vista, XP and Linux across ...

The Khronos Group announced today the release of the OpenGL 4.1 specification, which has been defined by Khronos' OpenGL Architecture Review Board (ARB). The previous version of the specification, ...

The Khronos Group announced today the release of the OpenGL 4.1 specification, which has been defined by Khronos' OpenGL Architecture Review Board (ARB). The previous version of the specification, ...

New open API specification available immediately; Wide-ranging enhancements with full backwards compatibility; Enhanced integration with OpenCL for seamless visual computing; Integrates OpenGL ES ...

Coinciding with SIGGRAPH 2011, the Khronos Group has released OpenGL 4.2, outlined exciting changes for WebCL, and detailed a new sensor processing API called StreamInput. OpenGL 4.2, which comes ...

ATI has beefed up its mobile GPU offerings, quietly launching a pair of new Radeon HD 6000-series models: the Radeon HD 6500M and Radeon HD 6300M. Designed for the premium and mid-range markets ...

The Khronos Group has taken the to the stage at this year's SIGGRAPH conference to announce the launch of the OpenGL 4.1 specification, which the group hopes can give DirectX 11 a run for its money.

The Khronos Group has released the OpenGL 4.1 spec, bringing the latest graphics functionality to the cross-platform 2D and 3D graphics API (application programming interface). It’s the sixth update ...

Any advancement in OpenGL is good for industry. Personally I would wish that they pay some attention to restructing the namespace. Everything in openGl is in one huge namespace - at least as far as I ...

The Khronos Group today announced the final specifications for the latest OpenGL release. Version 4.1 of the open graphics spec looks to be aimed at moving ahead of its main competitor, DirectX 11.