We are excited to have Teradici as a release partner for our Azure N-Series VMs.” said Corey Sanders, Partner Director of Azure Compute at Microsoft. Combined with PCoIP Technology, the latter enables a true workstation in the cloud experience on NVIDIA M60 GPUs.īased on what we are hearing from customers, these VM options will deliver more than enough “oomph” to run even the most graphically intensive applications on the Azure cloud, including creative tools from the likes of Adobe and Autodesk. When the N-Series VMs go public, you’ll have two types of instances on which to run your GPU-accelerated workloads – NC-series for compute and NV-series for visualization. You can read Microsoft’s full announcement here. Today, Microsoft announced that select customers will now have access to the new Azure N-Series GPU instances in a technical preview, with general availability expected later in the year. And Teradici CTO Randy Groves presented two informative sessions in the Microsoft Theater – Bringing the PCoIP Experience to Azure and Revolutionize Workflow and Collaboration for Large Compute and Rendering Projects.

Customers were excited to learn that they could leverage their existing zero clients to connect to the Azure cloud. They had the opportunity to try out Nuke with a Wacom tablet as well as Autodesk Maya from a PCoIP zero client. Our show highlights include longtime Teradici customers from all the major studios who stopped by to see what’s new and were wowed by our live demos running from Azure.

At the conference, we showed off accelerated graphics applications – including Autodesk Maya – running on Microsoft Azure, leveraging the new N-Series virtual machines, delivered via Teradici PCoIP Technology. In July, we hinted that there would be big things happening at this year’s SIGGRAPH, thanks to our partnership with Microsoft.

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