LucidLogix is getting a lot of media coverage with their vendor-independent approach to scaling graphics performance. Given that the promise of putting both ATI and nVidia graphics cards [and Larrabee in the future] in the single system is somewhat of a dream we decided to sit down and talk with Offir Remez, co-founder, President and VP of Business Development at LucidLogix Inc. In a brief interview, we learned more about Lucid Hydra 200, a second generation chip as well as how LucidLogix created a chip that can serve more purposes than one.

BSN: Hi Offir, thanks for taking the time to talk with us. Can you familiar our readers with the company, tell us a little bit more about LucidLogix?
Offir: I am co-founder, president and VP of Business Development over at LucidLogix. We are four year old company and have been working hard on this project. As you know, any decent engineering project takes 3-4 years of development in order to come to market with a mature product.
The company has 60 employees, most of them working in engineering. The work of the team was awarded with more than 50 patents in relation to our technology, and we are now ramping up in Taiwan and in the USA [LucidLogix is an Israeli company, Ed.].

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