Adobe MAX 2024-Miami
Adobe held their MAX Creativity Conference this week, hosted in Miami for the first time. This led to some concern due to the recently occurring Hurricane Milton, but the event… Read more »
Category Archives: Industry Status
My Experience at NAB 2024
The National Association of Broadcasters held their annual convention in Las Vegas this week. The NAB Show attracted 65K attendees and 1300 exhibitors from 41 countries showing off their products… Read more »
GTC 2024 – NVidia Announcements
NVidia had their big GPU Technology Conference this week in San Jose. As the third largest company in the world (by market capitalization value) NVidia’s profile has risen dramatically over… Read more »
Cloud Storage – A Wide Variety of Options
Cloud storage has been around for at least a decade, but I have been slow to really embrace it. This is for two reasons: trust, and bandwidth. But as both… Read more »
Adobe MAX 2023 Announcements
Adobe held their annual MAX conference at the LA Convention Center this week. It was my first time back since Covid, but they did host an in-person event last year… Read more »
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 »
Introduction to High Bandwidth Fiber Networking
As networking bandwidth needs increase for users processing high resolution media files, especially past 10GbE, it is pushing more and more users from copper twisted pair (Cat6, etc.) toward fiber… Read more »
GTC 2023 – New GPUs and AI Acceleration
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 »
Intel’s Sapphire Rapids is coming to Workstations
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 »
NVidia’s Ada Lovelace Architecture Announced
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 »
