Why Frame Scored $16M Investment from Microsoft and Bain Capital Ventures
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Re: Why Frame Scored $16M Investment from Microsoft and Bain Capital Ventures
#2This makes alot of sense. I have always wanted a way of using photoshop's native features in my browser. So it seems like now its possible. However, imagine a Frame for Gaming! Playing at 30-60FPS in your browser that sounds compelling
Re: Why Frame Scored $16M Investment from Microsoft and Bain Capital Ventures
#3This makes alot of sense. I have always wanted a way of using photoshop's native features in my browser. So it seems like now its possible. However, imagine a Frame for Gaming! Playing at 30-60FPS in your browser that sounds compelling
Looks like paperspace.com is doing it nice!
Re: Why Frame Scored $16M Investment from Microsoft and Bain Capital Ventures
#4This makes alot of sense. I have always wanted a way of using photoshop's native features in my browser. So it seems like now its possible. However, imagine a Frame for Gaming! Playing at 30-60FPS in your browser that sounds compelling
60FPS is currently supported on Frame (still a bit experimental) but the problem for that are the GPUs used on cloud platforms as they are not on par with general consumer ones.
Re: Why Frame Scored $16M Investment from Microsoft and Bain Capital Ventures
#5Why Frame Scored $16M Investment from Microsoft and Bain Capital Ventures
I hate this kind of language. It perpetuates the mindset that "scoring" investment is the goal, as opposed to a purely tactical maneuver. "Scoring" would be landing a customer deal that, ya know, generates actual revenue. Taking investment is just something you do, or not, along the path to making money.