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Redshift GPU rendering for animation, film and television visual effects gives artists the ultimate flexibility to become truly creative. Hear first hand from Nicolas Burtnyk and Rob Slater, Co-Founders at Redshift, as they discuss the origin of Redshift and how it brings new workflows to customers with NVIDIA GPUs.
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