NVIDIA Reality Server Discussions
If you haven't heard of it yet, let me give you a brief introduction of what RealityServer does:
RealityServer is a 'platform' that runs in 'cloud environment' powered by GPUs [Testla GPUs]. The platform is accessible using web-connected PCs, netbooks, and smart phones, enabling 3D web applications to dynamically scale based on utilization requirements.
What problem does it solve? -
Rendering graphics intensive images/videos is a job exclusively done by the Graphics Processing Units aka GPUs. With RealityServer, anyone can make use the power of GPUs through their own computers.
I invite everyone to discuss the technology. Especially, it would be great to hear from NVIDIA engineers. Anyone?
RealityServer is a 'platform' that runs in 'cloud environment' powered by GPUs [Testla GPUs]. The platform is accessible using web-connected PCs, netbooks, and smart phones, enabling 3D web applications to dynamically scale based on utilization requirements.
What problem does it solve? -
Rendering graphics intensive images/videos is a job exclusively done by the Graphics Processing Units aka GPUs. With RealityServer, anyone can make use the power of GPUs through their own computers.
I invite everyone to discuss the technology. Especially, it would be great to hear from NVIDIA engineers. Anyone?
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