
NAB 2023
NAB was happening in Las Vegas this week. I did not make it to last year’s event, which was the first NAB I have missed in over a decade. And… Read more »
NAB was happening in Las Vegas this week. I did not make it to last year’s event, which was the first NAB I have missed in over a decade. And… Read more »
This week was NVidia’s GTC conference, and they had a number of interesting announcements. Most relevant in the M&E space, are the new Ada Lovelace based GPUs. To accompany the… Read more »
After many years without a significant update to most major workstation offerings, we are finally seeing new technology about to hit the workstation market. Intel’s recently released Sapphire Rapids server… Read more »
As the first product coming to market featuring NVidia’s new Ada Lovelace architecture, the GeForce 4090 graphics card has a host of new features to test out. With DLSS3 for… Read more »
NVidia announced their next generation of GPU architecture, named after Ada Lovelace, who is an interesting figure in early computer programming. NVidia’s newest Ada Lovelace chips have up to 18,432… Read more »
NVidia has quite a long selection of professional GPUs available based on the Ampere generation chips. While this offers users finer gradations in pricing and performance, it can be more… Read more »
I have spent the last few weeks using Boxx’s newest iteration of their Apexx S3 Workstation, and it is quite impressive. Based on Intel’s “Alder Lake” CPUs, with DDR5, it… Read more »
NAB has returned to Las Vegas this week, as an in person event for the first time in three years. Due to this, there are many new products being announced… Read more »
NVidia is hosting GTC 2022 this week, which is mostly focused on supercomputing and AI uses for their graphics processors, but there a few announcements that are relevant to content… Read more »
I have had the unique opportunity to test the two most powerful single socket workstations available on the market today. Last year’s review of the Lenovo Thinkstation P620 looked at… Read more »