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Khronos, the expandable

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Kathleen Maher

We’ve talked a lot about Open Source in conjunction with Siggraph, but Khronos owns a sizeable chunk of Siggraph mindshare ...

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Adobe Substance at Siggraph, steady as she goes

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Kathleen Maher

Adobe has big ambitions for the Allegorithmic technology married to its own work in 3D.

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Maxon updates features and licensing for Cinema 4D

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Kathleen Maher

New features for motion graphics, titles, interoperability, and rendering. Maxon is modernizing on all fronts. At Siggraph 2019, the company ...

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Nvidia brings ray tracing and AI to Siggraph again

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Jon Peddie

One year later, the ecosystem has exploded. This year at Siggraph, Nvidia showed a lineup of RTX Studio Laptops and ...

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Realtime ray tracing shown by Adshir at Siggraph

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Jon Peddie

Platform independent and AR friendly   Ever since Arthur Appel proposed the core technology for ray tracing in his 1968 ...

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Intel’s long-term vision for exascale content

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Kathleen Maher

Big content creation announced at Siggraph 2019. At Intel’s inaugural Create event at Siggraph 2019, the company outlined its vision ...

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Siggraph attendance beats forecast

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Jon Peddie

The venerable conference continues to delight and excite. We’ve been tracking Siggraph’s attendance since the conference started and attending almost ...

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PC versus workstation: The differences matter

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GfxS staff

by Bob Cramblitt There’s a line of reasoning that goes like this: If it looks like a duck, swims like ...

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Hexagon changing the world a millimeter at a time

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Kathleen Maher

The marriage of CAD and metrology is the marriage of the digital and the real-world. It is transforming many industries ...

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A few things we’re looking forward to at Siggraph

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Kathleen Maher

Siggraph combines an Academic Conference, with Science Fair experiments, trade show, art fair, and animation festival. It’s a select bunch, ...