Dell, Nvidia and Intel are working together on new tools to help designers and creatives collaborate in 3D virtual environments.
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The basis is Nvidia's so-called Omniverse, built for design collaboration and physically accurate simulation. Unlike Meta's designs for the metaverse, the focus here is more like HoloLens Microsoft.
Nvidia says its Omniverse tools bring a collection of popular applications into a 3D space, facilitating real-time collaboration between designers, researchers, engineers and others. In essence, it's the metaverse for the enterprise.
Now, Dell is helping to create expanded capabilities in Nvidia's Omniverse, focusing specifically on data centers to give the product more power.
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Dell calls it "Dell Validated Design for VDI with NVIDIA Omniverse", which is not the most exciting name, but perhaps appropriate for enterprise software.
According to Dell, the partnership means Omniverse users can collaborate in real-time up to 23% faster, at least in terms of load times. Dell is also bringing VMware smarts to the party, alongside some concrete infrastructure built with Nvidia.
But what about Intel? The chip giant is giving the work of Dell and Nvidia some weight for artificial intelligence researchers using cnvrg.io tools. Data scientists can use these tools, built on Dell's AI platform, to work faster and more efficiently.
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So essentially, the collaboration between Dell, Nvidia and Intel is the basis of a new "metaverse" for work, an idea that is constantly being developed.
Source of information: techradar.com
