Abstract has released public preview Linux builds of InstaMAT and InstaLOD, adding native support for RHEL-compatible production environments, Blender and Maya integrations, GPU acceleration, and automation-friendly deployment.
video2brain received an order for a nationwide campaign: The “OpenOffice.org” video training were licensed by the Federal Ministry of Education and Culture for use at Austrian schools.
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.
Kingston Technology, the world's largest independent memory manufacturer, announces that the DataTraveler Mini Fun and DataTraveler Mini-Migo USB sticks are now available with a storage capacity of 4GB.
At IBC in Amsterdam, DP editor-in-chief Matthias J. Lange spoke with the two Autodesk representatives Maurice Patel (Senior Manager Product Marketing) and Rob Hoffmann (Senior 3D Product Marketing Manager) about the future of the products.
Microsoft has released the first Final version of its Flash competitor Silverlight for Windows and MacOS X and at the same time announced a Linux version announced. In addition, Expression Encoder 1.0 is available for download.
Announced some time ago, the compositing tool was not only on display at the trade show this time, but is also expected to be available in the next few days
As a complement to its Lustre systems, Autodesk has introduced Incinerator, which permits real-time processing even for color corrections on 2k material.
Greatnet’s 2002 virtual-server offer limited each machine to 60 customers and included root access, a fixed IP address and a choice of Linux distributions.
The RenderMan Artist Tools 4.5 for Maya are now available for three popular platforms: Linux, Windows NT/2000 and SGI IRIX and work with both Maya 3 and Maya 4.