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UNRIVALLED CPU AND GPU COMPUTING POWER Workstations


Exacta Technologies’ Nick Rogers & James Lupton articulate the thinking behind Proline and what makes the PL-Series of workstations unique


C4D & Redshift: 44 secs @ 4K The Creative Uplift from Faster Processing


Based in Bristol and London. Aspect Film and Video creates high-quality brand films and commercials for the likes of North Face, Nationwide, Pukka and The University of South Wales. Aspect Film and Video pride themselves on a customer-centric, strategy-led approach focussed on activation and response driven results and defined outcomes acting as both production company and agency.


Director & Founder, Adam Etheridge of Aspect Film & Video is the very epitome of a power-user and technophile. Etheridge has been using the PL Ultimate system as a platform to run processor intense applications including Cinema 4D, Houdini, Arnold renderer, Redshift renderer, Fusion Studio and Mari working in 4K and 6K.


“I love creating images and pushing technology. Before I had the PL Ultimate, I felt like I was wrestling with technology to do what I wanted. It’s now a totally different experience. The PL Ultimate fires off the mark; this powerful momentum sitting behind me driving me forward. I can test with such speed. I can get that image, that feedback, so much faster from my render.


“A lot of my work is compositing 3D VFX, photoreal sequences. When you’re fine tuning a texture, or finessing translucency or sub-surface scattering, you need a lot of processing. If you’ve got an image that is 90% correct, when you stare at it for too long, your brain naturally starts to fill in the holes and you don’t see the 10% errors. When you take a break and come back, you see those imperfections. With the PL Ultimate the rendering – and feedback - is so much faster that you don’t suffer from that perception fatigue. I can get to much better results, much quicker without having to have those enforced breaks all of the time. The efficiency uplift in much faster GPU and CPU processing is not just 400% quicker, it’s exponential; that reduction in perception fatigue is getting me that much faster and closer to the creative outcome.


“And the uplift carries through to the wider team. I work with other directors and creatives and now I’m delivering VFX shots and getting their feedback in real time which is creatively empowering. Reducing and eliminating that perception fatigue has a ripple effect throughout the whole team allowing everyone involved to go through many more creative iterations within an equivalent timeframe. This faster, in many cases real-time, feedback is having a real uplift on creative quality, and at the same time transforming the wider creative team’s relationship with process.”


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Nick Rogers, Chief Executive Officer and Founder, Exacta Technologies


Nick Rogers worked at Compuadd as a VAR Sales Manager straight out of school in 1988 and then left shortly after a merger with Compusys to set up Exacta Technologies in March 2001. Rogers’ business model is to identify markets that are not best served by the larger computer vendors’ one size fits all approach and how the business he 100% owns reflects his ‘anything is possible’ perspective.


High performance computing for demanding customers “I took three or four of my customers and set up Exacta Technologies in Bristol as a VAR, as a branded-solutions [OEM] company. Six years ago, we launched Blackcore servers with customers including some of the biggest names in the Fintech industry. Blackcore are the fastest high-frequency trading servers on the market, with the fastest CPU speed pretty much anywhere on the planet. They’re liquid-cooled, with a custom-built chassis to make them fast and reliable.


“Our experience of delivering cutting edge technology into the finance world, alongside software solutions, provided the inspiration and impetus behind Proline, which we developed at the start of 2020. The single vision was to build workstations for power-users without the limitations you find with the larger vendors.


“We come from a small portfolio perspective. All of our four Proline verticals require high- bandwidth performance. If you want to change something because of your user case, within a big vendor, it’s like turning an oil tanker. Comparatively, we’re nimble, we can move like a speedboat and get something new deployed within a week. That’s what makes us different. The big difference between us and the large corporates is us.


THE SINGLE VISION WAS TO BUILD THE ULTIMATE


WITHOUT LIMITATIONS


WORKSTATION FOR POWER USERS


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