We went to SIGGRAPH 2025 to showcase our own demos, connect with industry leaders, and see where technology is heading – but we learned a lot too!


We went to SIGGRAPH 2025 to showcase our own demos, connect with industry leaders, and see where technology is heading – but we learned a lot too!

There’s new competition in virtual production as Chaos launches Arena and Foundry announces Nuke Stage: dedicated real-time software for ICVFX on LED walls.
Tariffs have been affecting numerous industries—including ours. This post explains the tariff impact on Puget Systems’ pricing and our strategic approach.

NVIDIA quietly unveiled its new RTX PRO Blackwell workstation and server GPUs, bringing major upgrades in VRAM, cooling, and power efficiency. With up to 96GB of memory and a redesigned Max-Q variant for multi-GPU setups, these cards could be a game-changer for professionals.

Peter shares insights from a recent customer request to evaluate and validate hardware configurations for broadcast and live production using Cinedeck.

Saad Moosajee shares some of his hardware testing, experiences, and learnings from tackling the technical aspects of rendering and simulation in Houdini.
We have resumed benchmarking Reality Capture with a brand new benchmark. We look at what this new benchmark entails

Samsung has promptly addressed concerns from owners of their 990 Pro SSDs with a firmware update that halts any abnormal degradation. We discuss this fix, our plan here at Puget Systems to take care of our customers, and how you can update the firmware on your Samsung SSD.
We often get asked how to find a good place to get a system repaired, and I wanted to outline a couple of tips on how to make sure you aren’t being taken advantage of: First, Google Reviews Are a Godsend When searching for a local repair shop, this is always the first place I

We have been very public about how reliable Samsung SSDs have been in the past, so we wanted to explain why we are now moving part of our line to Sabrent.