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I see this being extremely valuable for companies that hire contract workers, especially for UI-intensive tasks. Say you do labeling for self driving cars where
by sg47 5y ago
I see this being extremely valuable for companies that hire contract workers, especially for UI-intensive tasks. Say you do labeling for self driving cars where you'll have to render a lot of images to the end user. Rather than giving all these users a powerful computer, you could give them chromebooks and reduce your capital cost massively.
- spiderice 5y agoAnd spy on everything they do in their “browser”.
- tboerstad 5y agoAgree, good insight!
- dagmx 5y agoThis is already a thing and has been for years. Many thin client setups like teradici PCoiP are used by tons of film studios in post production. The last few animation Oscar winners have all been done without computers at people's desks. There's already services like Nimble collective (bought by Amazon) that streams 3D apps to your browser like Maya, Blender etc... WebRTC is already seeing tons of companies move to streaming content to thin client end points. Epics MetaHuman creator for example runs in the cloud.