Nvidia has released its next line of GeForce GPUs with the GeForce RTX™ 3000 series. Unlike the 2000 series, which provided incremental improvements over its predecessor, the 3000 series provides significant performance increases, particularly for ray-traced applications.
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Turns out some hard drives became dislodged during shipping — a simple oversight and yet one that can cost thousands of dollars from delays to the installation. That tiny detail had a big impact for Scale Computing, a provider of hyperconverged and edge computing solutions.
Nvidia has released its next line of GeForce GPUs with the GeForce RTX™ 3000 series. Unlike the 2000 series, which provided incremental improvements over its predecessor, the 3000 series provides significant performance increases, particularly for ray-traced applications.
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MBX Rolls Out New Reference Platforms for Mixed Reality Manufacturer of deployment-ready and purpose-built hardware solutions for technology companies, MBX, recently introduced a new innovation for Mixed Reality. The new line of MBX rack-mount and portable reference platforms for Mixed Reality promise support for exceptional next-gen technology experiences. With MBX Varion systems, companies can unlock Read more…
More and more industries are finding ways to deploy technology as mixed reality solutions. But before implementing, it’s critical to have the right hardware behind it. By Bill Conrades, Sales Engineering Manager, MBX Systems It’s hard to believe that immersive technologies have existed for 40 years. VR devices for flight simulation, military training, medical, and auto industry Read more…
Optimized with NVIDIA GeForce RTX 30 Series GPUs & Intel Z490 Chipsets for Next-Generation Performance LIBERTYVILLE, IL (November 19, 2020) – MBX Systems, a manufacturer of purpose-built and deployment-ready hardware devices for technology companies, today unveiled a line of portable and rackmount reference platforms optimized to deliver next-generation fidelity and performance for mixed reality applications. Read more…
More and more industries are finding ways to deploy technology as mixed reality solutions. But before implementing, it’s critical to have the right hardware behind it. By Bill Conrades, Sales Engineering Manager, MBX Systems It’s hard to believe that immersive technologies have existed for 40 years. VR devices for flight simulation, military training, medical, and auto industry Read more…