AI is the next step in CAD
Though the computer graphics industry has expanded and evolved, CAD is at the heart of it.
Oh, God-zilla, really?
Godzilla Minus One is plus one when it comes to winning Oscar gold.
CAD—the other CG application
Somewhat forgotten in the CG industry, CAD is at the heart of it all.
Computer graphics: It never ceases to amaze
CG is versatile and has a long reach, impacting just about every industry segment out there.
Available now: SPECapc for Maya 2024 benchmark
See how the latest version of Maya measures up on current computer systems.
Top CG technologists ‘Look Back, Look Forward’
JPR’s annual Siggraph press luncheon features interesting discussion of yesterday’s, today’s, and tomorrow’s tech.
Celebrating the age of Siggraph
While reflecting on its 50-year journey of industry advancements, Siggraph 2023 is asking for submissions to map a future of exponential innovation.
2023: The year of competitive innovation
All the crashes in 2022 put the ball in the customers’ court this year.
Getting into the swing of Spider-Man Remastered on the PC
After spending many hours completing Spider-Man Remastered main story and being unable to tear ourselves away from the screen, editors at BabelTechReviews (BTR) recommend it as a great game with a few flaws. Mark Poppin, Mario Vasquez, and I have collaborated on this review, each of us playing the game for 20 or more hours. We cover the gameplay, updated … Read more
AMD’s new Ryzen 6000 processor
AMD announced the Fusion project in 2006 after the acquisition of ATI: the integrating of a GPU with the CPU. However, Intel beat AMD to it and in January 2011 introduced the Clarkdale with an integrated GPU. AMD came out in June 2011 with the Llano and called it an APU—Accelerated Processing Unit. AMD always had more shader cores than … Read more
Happy birthday, PIXEL
On a cool early autumn day in Bellingham, WA, in 1965. The Society of Photo-Optical Instrumentation Engineers—SPIE staff were still in the glow of celebrating their 15th anniversary when they published Frederic Billingsley’s paper, Digital Video Processing at JPL.
Happy birthday PIXEL
Image credit, JVC Creative Commons On a cool early autumn day in Bellingham, WA, in 1965. The Society of Photo-Optical Instrumentation Engineers—SPIE staff were still in the glow of celebrating their 15th anniversary when they published Frederic Billingsley’s paper, Digital Video Processing at JPL. They didn’t know it at the time, but it was a landmark publication and firmly … Read more