A revolution in de-hardwareing video production
The dependence of traditional video production on high-performance workstations and professional graphics cards is completely broken by Fast Wan's cloud computing architecture. The platform transfers the arithmetic demand for video generation to the AliCloud server cluster, and the user side only needs an internet connection of 5Mbps or above to use it smoothly. In terms of technical architecture, the platform adopts distributed rendering technology, and a single video task can be automatically assigned to 32 computing nodes for parallel processing. This model not only enables ordinary laptop users to generate 4K videos, but also realizes three major breakthroughs: the rendering duration is completely decoupled from the local hardware; it supports simultaneous collaboration of 100-member teams; and version updates do not require user-side operation. Data shows that 95% users no longer consider traditional video production software after the first use.
- Resource requirements: Chrome 102 or higher only
- Performance metrics: a single 1080P video generation takes about 0.8 GPU hours
- Extensibility: Enterprise Edition supports API access to existing workflows
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