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tyFlow 2.100 Adds PhysX Vehicles
tyFlow adds PhysX vehicle rigs to 3ds Max, plus 3DGS interchange for Max 2027+ and a lower-VRAM Inferno advection mode.
MoonRay’s First ASWF Release Adds MaterialX
MoonRay’s first ASWF release adds MaterialX map graphs, HdMoonRay integration and production-focused lighting, volume and stability work.
Volinga brings 4D Gaussian Splats to Unreal
Volinga converts animated PLY sequences into compact NVOL assets for real-time 4D Gaussian Splat playback in Unreal Engine 5.8.
Maverick Render 2026.1 Adds Cutaways
Maverick Render 2026.1 adds non-destructive cutaways, web spinners, fSpy matching, broader undo and a refreshed CUDA and OptiX core.
Fusion Studio 21 beta is here
Fusion Studio 21 goes harder on motion graphics, fonts, USD and deep comps, plus Windows ARM64. Also ships RAW Player and Proxy Generator.
OctaneRender 2027.1 alpha goes neural
OctaneRender 2027.1 alpha chases cleaner viewports, smarter lights, and more USD. Test it like it is spicy, because it is.
OpenPBR BSDF reference code from Adobe
OpenPBR BSDF reference implementation for Substance is public as a small library with prepare, sample, eval, pdf API and multi-target compilation.
tyFlow 2 adds CUDA fluid solver and 20 Infernos
tyFlow 2 integrates a CUDA fluid solver, adds 20 Inferno operators, and expands caching and collision features.
Storm HydroFX ships water without the node graph
Storm HydroFX 1.0 launches as a standalone GPU FLIP fluid solver for Windows with whitewater, mesh export and annual subscriptions.
UVPackmaster 4 unwraps a smarter way to pack
UVPackmaster 4 for Blender refactors its core, adds Dynamic Tiles, new texel density control, and better group layouts.
RizomUV 2025: Faster Packing, But Only If You’re on Windows with CUDA
RizomUV 2025 packs faster with NVIDIA GPUs, adds a scene outliner and UDIM upgrades. Linux and macOS users: GPU speed gains not included.
LuxCoreRender 2.10: Back on Track with Cross-Platform Support and Python Integration
LuxCoreRender 2.10 reintroduces support for Linux, Windows, MacOS Intel, and now MacOS ARM, with updated dependencies and Python bindings for seamless integration.
NVIDIA’s RTX 5090: Overkill or Exactly What Your Render Farm Needs?
NVIDIA unveils its RTX 5090 lineup, promising record-breaking performance for VFX, real-time rendering, and game development. Ready to upgrade?
Daniel2 Dynamo? Next-gen Codecs!
„The fastest codec in the world“ is how the Munich-based broadcasting and production software developer Cinegy advertises its video codec Daniel2; it uses the computing power of the graphics processor to speed up image processing specifically and workflows in general. The codec promises: real-time film editing with Adobe Premiere CC, at a resolution of
of 8K - without any drop in frame rate. A conversation with Cinegy boss Jan Weigner about Content Creation with Power Codecs.
GeForce RTX 40 series with Ada Lovelace architecture announced
The top model RTX 4090 has ray tracing superpower - and RTX-4080 comes in 12 and 16 GB variants. The new RTX-6000 is tailored to the needs of creative professionals.
UVPackmaster 3 for Blender released
Distribute the workload across GPUs: Support for Compute Unified Device Architecture!
Cycles in Blender 2.8: Performance, Shaders and Workflow Updates
A detailed review of the Cycles improvements delivered with Blender 2.8, covering performance, hardware support, motion blur, Cryptomatte, displacement and shaders.
Storm 0.3.5 Adds CUDA and VDB Export
Storm 0.3.5 introduced initial CUDA support, sequence loading, VDB meshing output, particle-size overrides and a new file browser.
Otoy Enables CUDA on AMD and Intel Processors
It would be a minor sensation: Otoy has allegedly developed a CUDA compiler for AMD and Intel processors.
CUDA Architecture Version 6
Attention developers: Nvidia is offering version 6 as a free download. The new version comes with extensiveimprovements.
CUDA 5 Is Here
Nvidia has released the CUDA 5 development environment and offers it as a free download on its developer site.
Nvidia Provides Insights into CUDA 5
Nvidia's CUDA Toolkit enters its fifth round. Linux and Mac OS developers receive a special Nsight version based on Eclipse. GPUDirect now also supports direct memory access from one computer to a second without additional CPU effort or caches (RDMA).
Update 1.4 for Nvidia Cuda
The 1.4 update of the Nvidia Cuda toolkit is available as a free download and is intended to bring application behavior that is ten percent faster.
Certified Workstations with CUDA Cards
Berlin supplier Videostation equips all workstations with CUDA cards at no extra charge, avoiding premiums of up to 1,000 euros.
Nvidia Makes Fermi Mobile
Nvidia has introduced new graphics cards for mobile workstations with Fermi architecture. And promptly doubled the RAM and CUDA cores.
NIVIDIA Professional Cards for Beginners
With the Quadro 2000 and Quadro 600, NVIDIA is also supplying users without deep pockets with CUDA graphics cards. The Fermi-architecture-based GPUs with 192/96 CUDA processors and 1 GB of RAM are already available for just under 500 euros and 200 euros respectively.
NVIDIA Expands Parallel Computing Development Ecosystem
With numerous standards-based tools and libraries, NVIDIA and its partners aim to simplify application development for the CUDA architecture.
NVIDIA CUDA Accelerates Nero Move It
A Nero Move It update used NVIDIA CUDA to accelerate video encoding by as much as five times while reducing CPU use.
LoiLoScope Video Editing with NVIDIA CUDA
Super LoiLoScope MARS uses NVIDIA CUDA GPUs for accelerated H.264 encoding and full-HD AVCHD editing and playback.
ArcSoft SimHD Uses NVIDIA CUDA for Video Upscaling
ArcSoft SimHD uses NVIDIA CUDA GPUs to upscale standard-definition video and DVDs in real time with low CPU load.
PNY Introduces New NVIDIA Quadro FX Graphics Cards
PNY launches Quadro FX 380, 580, 1800, and 3800 professional graphics cards for CAD, DCC, and visualization.
NVIDIA Introduces GeForce GTX 275
NVIDIA's GeForce GTX 275 combines 240 processing cores, CUDA, PhysX, 3D Vision, and an 896 MB framebuffer for €239.
NVIDIA Names Harvard a CUDA Center of Excellence
NVIDIA recognizes Harvard for GPU-computing research and teaching as the university receives a $2 million NSF grant.
Nero Accelerates with NVIDIA CUDA
Nero previewed a version of Nero Move it supporting the NVIDIA CUDA architecture at CeBIT.
Wipro Markets CUDA Software Services
NVIDIA is now working closely with Wipro, the world’s largest independent provider of research and development services, to market CUDA services.
Wipro Markets CUDA Software Services
NVIDIA is now working closely with Wipro, the world’s largest independent provider of research and development services, to market CUDA services. Wipro’s solutions are intended to accelerate customer software development by harnessing the parallel computing power of GPUs.
New ASUS Graphics Cards for Gamers
ASUS introduces the world's fastest dual- and single-GPU graphics cards
Science and Research Applications Adopt NVIDIA’s CUDA Architecture
Originally regarded only as technology for computer games, NVIDIA GeForce GPUs with CUDA technology are now widely used in scientific fields, including biomedical research, space exploration, and the search for extraterrestrial intelligence.
NVIDIA’s CUDA Architecture Supports OpenCL
NVIDIA's parallel GPU-computing architecture CUDA supports the Khronos Group's current OpenCL 1.0 specification.
Mirror’s Edge: NVIDIA PhysX Technology Adds a New Dimension to Gaming
The recently released and already award-winning game Mirror's Edge from developer DICE uses NVIDIA PhysX technology to deliver a completely new PC gaming experience, with exceptionally realistic movement and perspective.
NVIDIA Announces Winners of the CUDA Challenge Programming Competition
In its first CUDA Challenge, NVIDIA searched for Europe’s most talented C programmers.
NVIDIA Announces Strategic Partnership with MotionDSP
MotionDSP, one of the leading companies in digital video enhancement, is a new NVIDIA CUDA ecosystem partner.
NVIDIA Expands GeForce 9 Product Line
NVIDIA is expanding its GeForce 9 graphics processors with the entry-level GeForce 9400 GT. The GPU delivers fast graphics and HD video performance with an exceptional price-performance ratio.
SIGGRAPH: NVIDIA Brings High-Performance Graphics to Notebook Workstations
NVIDIA, a global leader in visual-computing technologies, introduces a new family of high-end graphics processors for notebooks and mobile workstations: the Quadro FX 3700M brings desktop-system performance to notebooks.
NVIDIA Harnesses GeForce GPU Power for Non-Graphics Applications
NVIDIA is releasing a free package of non-graphics applications that tap the high computing power of GeForce graphics cards. The GPU takes on traditional CPU tasks—and does so with significantly higher performance.
Nvidia Names First “CUDA Center of Excellence”
Nvidia selected the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign as its first “CUDA Center of Excellence.” The university has made notable contributions to teaching in the field of parallel computing.
New NVIDIA Tesla Series Doubles Supercomputing Performance
NVIDIA presents the second generation of its Tesla computing platform. The Tesla 10-series offers twice the performance of its predecessor, enabling developers to address their specific computing challenges with ease.
NVIDIA Unveils New GeForce GTX 200
New NVIDIA GeForce GTX 200 GPUs bring graphics power to far more than gaming.
NVIDIA Competition for CUDA Programmers
C programmers can now apply for NVIDIA’s Europe-wide CUDA Challenge. Prizes include an HP workstation worth more than EUR 7,500.
NVIDIA CUDA 1.1: New C compiler for GPU programming
At SuperComputing 2007 from November 10 to 16 in Reno, Nevada, NVIDIA presents a new version of its C compiler for GPU programming. CUDA 1.1 now supports 64-bit Windows XP and is available as a free download.
Nvidia Expands Quadro Plex VCS
Quadro Plex VCS Model IV targets demanding visual-computing workloads with Quadro FX 5600 GPUs and multi-GPU scaling.