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Chaos Group demos Project Lavina; realtime ray tracing

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Kathleen Maher

Chaos Group presents photorealistic computer graphics rendering at up to 90 frames per second on Nvidia Turing-based Quadro RTX GPUs. ...

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Khronos Standards for Machine Learning

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GfxS staff

Open source is good: open source standards are better. By Peter McGuinness The Khronos Group has launched its new interoperability standard ...

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It’s come to this; flying billboards

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Kathleen Maher

Today, we’re more likely to measure the progress of humanity by Blade Runner rather than biblical omens, plagues, locusts, etc. ...

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Your AIBs just got more expensive

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Jon Peddie

Better buy them now. As you may have heard, the current occupant of 1600 Pennsylvania Ave in Washington D.C. has ...

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Ryff brings dynamic product placement to OTT video streaming

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Kathleen Maher

Take a little bit of AI, mix it with 3D technology, add marketing advertising experience and you might come up ...

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Maxon gets new CEO

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Kathleen Maher

Maxon’s parent company Nemetschek has always been an interesting company, more a group of independent companies with a layer of ...

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Allegorithmic showcases new tools, new partnerships, new markets at Siggraph 2018

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Kathleen Maher

Allegorithmic has been throwing itself parties all around the world to show off its capabilities, to teach users new tricks, ...

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THX wants to be all around you

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Kathleen Maher

Shows end-to-end workflows at NAB THX came to NAB 2018 with a big agenda and thanks to investment from Razer, ...

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VR looks different at Siggraph

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Kathleen Maher

Even as some are saying VR is on the way out, established companies, startups, and hardware manufacturers are building products for a new generation of location-based entertainment. The investment and customer interest promises that VR will be around for a while.

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Nomoko intends to recreate the world

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Kathleen Maher

Nomoko, based in Zurich, Switzerland, has developed a 3D capture system based on their proprietary 1,500 MP camera and software. ...