Future animations from Dreamworks SKG will not be rendered on its own servers anymore, but outsourced to Cerelink, the studio announced. The company said that it will use Cerelink's supercomputing infrastructure at the New Mexico Applications Centre ( NMCAC). The advantage over its own supercomputers is the availability of supercomputers on demand, a feature that is commonly referred to as elastic cloud computing.
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I've even taken on little non-developer side jobs just to get a different perspective. …
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