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Each DreamWorks project explores new frontiers in animation. The company has won the hearts of audiences everywhere, emerging as one of the greatest animation studios in the world. And for the better part of a decade, DreamWorks artists have been working with HP developers, engineers, workstations and technologies to produce their work. DreamWorks needed to give artists the tools to produce the most realistic animated motion pictures. DreamWorks Animation has standardized on HP Workstations for artists, and on HP ProLiant servers in its render farm.
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