Schloss Holte-Stukenbrock, azultec officially begins its career to conquer the technological industry and prove that it's possible to satisfy the market demands by employing self-sustaining alternatives. The enterprise launches the Cube 300, a cloud rendering station that facilitates the work of studios, production houses and, in turn, offers new opportunities for monetization in digital capital.
The Cube 300 will be the first generation of the present project with which animation projects and special effects are managed, increasingly necessary by the creative community. The device provides a wide range of features that position it at the top of the current computing offers.
Each workstation purchase includes a straightforward ecosystem developed by the firm (of intuitive use), external data storage (non-affected by machine failure), and the possibility of expanding its hardware capacity.
An inside look at the current demands of the market
Although rendering services in the cloud are becoming more common -it's essential for artists not to depend solely on regular computers for rendering purposes- the example of azultec's Cube 300 carries a unique business approach, which earned it the CES Innovation Honoree Award at the beginning of the present 2019.
To provide an idea of the time it takes to render a 3D movie, here is the analysis of the data supplied by Pixar: One second of the"Monsters University" movie contains 24 frames; each one required 29 hours of rendering, using the work of 24,000 cores.
According to azultec technical specifications, the Cube 300 contains 8x GeForce GTX 1070 (each with 4GB of GDDR5X), 4GB of DDR4 RAM, and 2 terabytes of HDD storage. Unifying the universal access to this level of equipment, which also combines the benefits of cloud networking and crypto mining capacity, implies that azultec overcomes the previous obstacles in the computing hardware market.
How the azultec Cube 300 works
The workstation integrates a liquid cooling system that maintains its 8 specially adapted graphics cards in optimal conditions. This disperses up-to 72% of the generated heat from the Cube to be stored in the buffer tank of the heating system of the house, to reduce the costs of heating.
Cube 300 owners will significantly reduce the cost of heating their home, recover most of the energy used by the device, and gain a robust solution that doesn't require maintenance so that they can stably receive monthly payments -recouping their initial investment in a period of a few months in the form of digitally tradable currencies. Meanwhile, design studios can access superior computing capacity remotely and streamline their work at competitive prices.
About azultec
azultec is a technology and cloud-computing enterprise co-founded by Nathanael Draht (CEO), Andreas Rudnicki (CEO) and Aaron Licht (CMO), leaders of Aquatuning (cooling-system distributor), Alphacool (water-cooling manufacturer) and technikR (specialized agency) respectively.
Soon azultec plans to take its proposal to new areas, such as the production of its own graphics cards and the incursion into the automotive market creating alternatives for electric cars and hybrids such as recharging batteries.
Currently, the Cube 300 is available for purchase through Amazon. As of March 5th, 2019., the company will set up its own decentralized high-security data centers in Europe, with an initial offering of "AZU" assets, based on ERC20 protocol - which will offer different benefits for its customers – registrations for the initial offering are open. Enthusiasts can acquire said digital asset using Ether, Bitcoin or fiat.
For more information, visit: https://azultec.de/
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