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CineGrid was a non-profit
organization based in
California that
began in 2004 in
order to
distribute 1 Gbit/s to 1 Pbps (Petabit per second)
digital networks...
- that
realized several demonstrations in
venues such as
IGrid in 2004 and
CineGrid.
YouTube began supporting 4K for
video uploads in 2010 as a
result of leading...
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Retrieved 14 June 2011. Kwidama,
Sevickson (2007–2008),
Streaming and
storing CineGrid data: A
study on
optimization methods (PDF),
University of
Amsterdam System...
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companion to
Contemporary Drawing (Wiley, 2020) and
organized the
books CineGrid:
cinematic ****ures (Cinusp, 2017) and
Harun Farocki:
Programming the Visible...
- and America.
Other past
projects recognized by
CENIC have
included the
CineGrid consortium, the Scalable,
Energy Efficient Datacenters (SEED) project,...
- community, pre-sales of the film's DVD, the
Netherlands Film Fund and
Cinegrid Amsterdam. The film
itself and any
material made in the
studio are released...
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Festival Tanabe-Benkei Film
Festival 2012
Polish Film
Festival in ****an 2012
CineGrid@TIFF 2012
Economic Contribution of the ****anese Film and
Television Broadcast...
- in San Diego; the
Spanish festival Cinephone –
Festival Internacional de
Cine con Smartphone; the
African Smartphone International Film Festival; Toronto...
- under-construction Mall of Islamabad, a
chain of
cinemas under the
brand Cine Gold, a
chain of
supermarkets under the
banner of
Green Valley Hypermarket...
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According to Ohio University's Game
Research and
Immersive Design (
GRID) Lab, a
cine-VR
project differentiates itself from 360-degree
video by
using cinematic...
