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San Francisco (CA) – AMD has published two YouTube videos that show off its voxel-based rendering technology. The videos were released by AMD’s company blog, AMDUnprocessed, and showcase the 3D technology developed by JulesWorld. Real fireworks are expected for Siggraph 2008, where JulesWorld will be one of the companies to take the center stage. As soon as we learn more details about OTOY, LightScape, Fincher and Ruby demos, we'll let you know. One thing is certain - this year's Siggraph will be a-must-visit event.
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