Benny Har-Even

Benny Har-Even

Benny Har-Even is the content manager at Imagination, where he casts an editorial eye over the company’s output—from blog posts to white papers, to web pages and video material. He has a background in technology journalism that goes back to the late 1990s and has written for many leading publications from the Sunday Times and TrustedReviews.com to Wired magazine. In his spare time, he is a contributor to Forbes online.

Fun with PowerVR and the BeagleBone Black: Low-Cost Development Made Easy

Development boards are cool and the BeagleBone® Black (BBB) is one of the more interesting ones around. This widely available tiny board costs around £35.

Why you should be running your iOS apps on your new Apple M1 laptop

Towards the end of last year, Apple released the latest version of its Apple MacBook Pro and Macbook Air laptops. This release was notable as with these.

Imagination collects 5G Cloud Gaming Industry Alliance award for ray tracing

Ray tracing is the talk of the town in the graphics community right now and for good reason – it offers a significant boost for 3D visuals by mimicking.

How a lack of tiny chips is stopping car production in its tracks

Bought a new gaming console or PC graphics card recently? You may be responsible for someone else waiting for the brand-new car they wanted. While these.

Imagination China sees 2020 out in award-winning style with IMG Series 4 NNA

Earlier this month Imagination Technologies picked up two awards for its recently launch IMG Series 4 neural network accelerator (NNA). Our NNA is no.

The Android Invasion: Imagination GPU IP buddies up with Google-powered devices

Google Android continues to have the lion share of the mobile market, powering around 75% of all smartphones and tablets, making it the most used.

IMG B-Series – a multi-core revolution for a new world

In December 2019 (in what seemed like a different world) we announced IMG A-Series, which, as the fastest GPU IP ever created, we were proud to describe.

The long and winding road to autonomous cars

The past has a habit of making promises that the future struggles to keep. By 2001, we were supposed to be encountering black monoliths around the orbit.

Introducing the Ray Tracing Levels System – and what it will mean for gaming

If you’ve even got one eye on the graphics market you can’t help but have noticed that there’s a considerable buzz around ray tracing – a new paradigm for.