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OTOY Octane, the well-known final frame renderer, is based on NVIDIA GPU and CUDA technology for faster, better performance. It helps moviemakers like Billy Brooks, visual effects supervisor for the sci-fi film "Space Station 76," push the boundaries of creativity.
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