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CoreWeave Concierge Render – online rendering farm service
Read more: CoreWeave Concierge Render – online rendering farm serviceConcierge Render allows you to render animations in parallel on up to 64 nodes, harnessing the power of over 500 GPUs per job at prices as low as $0.35 per GPU per hour. Eeve’s at $2 per server per hour, up to 48 servers per hour.
With over 40,000 GPUs available, Concierge Render can meet most projects’ size and deadlines.
All frames are processed simultaneously. Up to 520 GPUs will process each project with unprecedented speed. Still images are processed on multi-GPU servers and animations are rendered over a proprietary distributed GPU network.
Concierge Render offers a system with zero queue so a project starts rendering immediately.
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Christopher Schrader on Artificial Intelligence and Education Technology Entrepreneur
Read more: Christopher Schrader on Artificial Intelligence and Education Technology EntrepreneurIn this photo are three structural nodes, intended to hold cables above a road in The Hague.
The difference is the node on the far left was designed by a human, and on the far right by a computer.
More importantly, the node on the far right supports the same weight, but weighs 75% less and is 50% smaller.
It makes you think where design and aesthetics will shift toward, in a future where computers design our world.
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LasVegas’ Sphere and the Big Sky Camera
Read more: LasVegas’ Sphere and the Big Sky Camerahttps://theasc.com/articles/sphere-and-the-big-sky-camera
Sphere is a 516′-wide, 366′-tall geodesic dome that houses the world’s highest-resolution screen: a 160,000-square-foot LED wraparound that fills the peripheral vision for 17,600 spectators (20,000 if standing-room areas are included). The curved screen is a 9mm-pixel-pitch, sonically transparent surface of LED panels with 500-nit brightness that produce a high-dynamic-range experience. The audience sits 160′ to 400′ from the screen in theatrical seating, and the screen provides a 155-degree diagonal field of view and a more-than-140-degree vertical field of view.
The image on the screen is 16K (16,384×16,384) driven by 25 synchronized 4K video servers.
https://nofilmschool.com/darren-aronofsky-sphere-camera
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