The Quadro P6000 is based on Nvidia’s new Pascal graphics architecture, and it uses a GPU with 3,840 processing cores. It can reach 12 teraflops of computing performance, or twice as fast as the ...

Its latest, the Quadro P6000, can deliver 12 teraflops of single-precision performance, a teraflop more than the Titan X unveiled just last week. The P6000 is aimed at the type of powerful ...

Nikon’s flagship P6000 point-and-shoot is official, and pretty much everything we heard. Besides long-awaited RAW support (not on Macs, sorry), the 13.5-megapixel shooter has built-in GPS ...

This article is more than 8 years old. Back in July, at SIGGRAPH 2016, NVIDIA unveiled the Pascal-based Quadro P6000, and its somewhat less-powerful sibling, the Quadro P5000. I wrote about the ...

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You haven't seen anything yet. The GPU maker has unveiled its latest Quadro workstation cards, the Pascal-based P5000 and P6000, and they both pack power that makes your gaming-grade card seem modest.

with this purported P6000 model boasting a revised design and some beefed-up specs. That includes a 13.5-megapixel sensor, a boost to ISO 6400, RAW image support, a new GPS module and, well ...

And well, the P6000 in particular does prove to be a very special card indeed, for a multitude of reasons. Considering the fact that NVIDIA’s Maxwell-based Quadro M6000 shared similar specs with the ...

Under a week after the launch of the Titan X, Nvidia has unveiled the Quadro P6000, which it claims to be its highest performance graphics board ever. Nvidia is accelerating its GPU release schedules.