HP and Adobe team up to create tools for material capture and use. It's no secret that Adobe is growing its 3D business. What is kind of a secret is exactly how they are going to do that. The company has been steadily acquiring people and technology in the realm of 3D imaging and creation, but the tools that are actually available to Adobe customers are scattershot and … [Read more...] about Captis debuts at Adobe Max
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Boxx boosts box clock to block getting boxed in
Overclocking is not just for games: variable boost clocks speed up video production workflows Boxx said it is offering optional overclocked Intel Core X-Series i7 and i9 processors in its line of APEXX X-class computer workstations. These are purpose-built workstations, that Boxx is somewhat famous for, and are used for complex production pipelines, particularly in media … [Read more...] about Boxx boosts box clock to block getting boxed in
PC versus workstation: The differences matter
by Bob Cramblitt There's a line of reasoning that goes like this: If it looks like a duck, swims like a duck, and quacks like a duck, then it's probably a duck. The assumption is that something can be identified by its characteristics and unique behavior. But, as we all know, looks and behavior can be deceiving. Such is the case with a PC versus a workstation. They can … [Read more...] about PC versus workstation: The differences matter
W stands for workstation
Intel has built a special processor just for workstations. Intel’s latest generation of Xeon processors are specifically designed for workstations, and the company has cleverly designated them the W series. Workstations are a growing market segment and have been for quite some time. They run 24-7, are extremely reliable, and have features and specifications you can’t find … [Read more...] about W stands for workstation
Boxx bets on Zen to power an AMD comeback in workstation CPUs
The company is an early backer on Zen to power an AMD comeback in workstation CPUs I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again. Reviewing a workstation from Boxx is a delight. No knock against the big box vendors who do sensible and innovative jobs in creating and building workstations. But the workstation volume-leading trio of HP, Dell, and Lenovo face different constraints … [Read more...] about Boxx bets on Zen to power an AMD comeback in workstation CPUs