CUDA

Yep, I would [smile]

Seconded!

Absolutely!

Yes, that sounds interesting! I don't know much about CUDA, except that it allows general purpose programming on the GPU (to some extent). I'm sure there are articles about it out there - what about something slightly game centric? I'm sure physics can be offloaded, what about AI, etc? And what are the implications if you don't have an NVidia graphics card? Is there an ATI equivalent?

Don't forget that CUDA can also interact with both textures and vertex buffers—it's still a shader language. I'll try to look closer at that, too.

I'm interested in the physics modelling uses of CUDA.

ie. collision detection and response.