NVDIA unleashed a New NVIDIA Maximus Technology at SIGGRAPH 2012, to dramatically accelerate workflows for digital content creators and design professionals. The second generation Maximus Technology features the fastest, most efficient GP architecture that's currently available, and that is NVIDIA Kepler!
The next generation of Maximus is allowing a whole level of total freedom and creativity, by simultaneously, performing complex analysis and visualization of a single machine, with unparalleled performance and efficiency.
Mark Priscaro reported on the NVIDIA website more of the amazing details and inner workflows for the newer second generation Maximus Technology as excerpts from his article post follows.
Take for example the digital content creators at a52, a boutique visual effects studio in Santa Monica, California, that has worked on numerous award-winning advertising campaigns as well as the opening title sequence for the Emmy-winning Game of Thrones.
The latest NVIDIA Maximus system offers digital content creators and design professionals unparalleled performance and efficiency.
"New NVIDIA Maximus systems have dramatically improved workflows for a52’s digital lighting and shading artists, who can produce more iterations of color and lighting faster than before. This allows them to get reviews to clients for input and approval quicker."
Check out the impressive workflow performance gains in this demo video by Lon Grohs, vice president of business development at Chaos Group:
For additional information of the new NVIDIA Maximus Technology at http://www.nvidia.com/object/maximus.html
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