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Welcome Zync Render to Google Cloud Platform
August 26, 2014
Today we are announcing that
Zync Render
, the visual effects cloud rendering technology behind Star Trek Into Darkness and Looper, is joining the
Google Cloud Platform
team.
Creating amazing special effects requires a skilled team of visual artists and designers, backed by a highly powerful infrastructure to render scenes. Many studios, however, don’t have the resources or desire to create an in-house rendering farm, or they need to burst past their existing capacity.
Together Zync + Cloud Platform will offer studios the rendering performance and capacity they need, while helping them manage costs. For example, with per-minute billing studios aren’t trapped into paying for unused capacity when their rendering needs don’t fit in perfect hour increments.
We’re excited they're joining us. We’ll have more details to share in the coming months — stay tuned!
-Posted by Belwadi Srikanth, Product Manager
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