Google Cloud’s suite of media and entertainment offerings is expansive – from content ingestion and creation to graphics rendering to distribution. We recently moved to per-second billing with a one-minute minimum (down from 10 minutes), opening you up to use Zync for even the smallest job. Rendering on GCP can be cost-effective, too. Running on Zync Render, CaraVR users can now leverage the massive scalability of Google Compute Engine to stitch together their large virtual reality datasets.

We also now support Foundry’s VR toolset CaraVR on ZYNC Render. Using Zync’s turnkey system and the hybrid render support in VRay 3.6, you can now spin up hundreds of GPUs on-demand to quickly render scenes optimized for VRay GPU workloads. Case in point, our Zync Render solution now leverages the recent release of NVIDIA GPUs on Google Cloud Platform with support for VRay GPU for Autodesk Maya and 3ds Max. Rendering visual effects is a great way to use state-of-the-art, pay-as-you-go cloud resources.

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