EnFuzion3D selected by Temasek for a 3rd Time

June 7, 2010 - PRLog -- Axceleon™, a leader in high performance cloud computing solutions for render farms, computational grids and cloud environments announced today its third major win at Temasek Polytechnic in Singapore.

Temasek Polytechnic, established in 1990, is recognized worldwide and offers courses in applied sciences, business, industrial design, aerospace and biomedical engineering, humanities, social sciences and information technology to over 15,000 students annually.

“This is our third win with Temasek Polytechnic; EnFuzion3D was initially selected by the Interactive Digital Centre Asia, IDCA two years ago, secondly by with the School of Design. This third win is for the School of Engineering.” said Mary Keogh COO of Axceleon.  “This third deployment of EnFuzion3D at Temasek on IBM’s high performance computing blade platforms reinforces that EnFuzion3D is the only solution for high performance image rendering and processing where ease of use along with scalability, performance and fault tolerance is demanded. We now have over 50 deployments of EnFuzion in Universities and Colleges globally and this is growing nicely.” commented Mary Keogh.

To learn more aboutEnFuzion3D please contact Axceleon at info@axceleon.com or visit our website: http://www.enfuzion3d.com .


About EnFuzion3D for Render Farms

Axceleon Inc. is the provider of CloudFuzionTM and EnFuzion®; the high-performance distributed computing solutions for cloud environments, grids and render farms and runs natively on all major OS platforms Windows®, Linux®, Mac OS®, 64/32-bit hardware platforms.  Plug-ins built for all major rendering packages. EnFuzion® was first deployed on an SGI/Irix render farm running Alias Maya® with CBS® News in 2000.

EnFuzion is also deployed in power & energy, financial, bioinformatics, telecommunications, scientific research and engineering applications, where it helps users to get more results faster. EnFuzion was one of the first sizeable deployments of grid computing technology on Wall Street in 1999. To learn more about EnFuzion, and Axceleon, please visit http://www.axceleon.com