content: Yes and no, its mainly a huge potential boost to AMDs position within specialized markets (accurate scientific calculations) but for now its not that big for your average PC user because this is mainly being done to remove Nvidia CUDA advantage. Basically if you develop with CUDA in mind you were locked in to Nvidia hardware but with some of these new tools it will help you convert CUDA to C++ code which can be built to use OpenCL, an area where AMD is very very competitive with Nvidia who have slacked off because CUDA lock in helped keep their hardware more attractive.