The International Future Computing Association develops open frameworks and initiatives that enable technology adoption.

The International Future Computing Association (TIFCA) is proud to curate a series of talks at the upcoming Realtime Conference all about “The Practical Metaverse”.  Focused on collaborative experiences and technologies, this series of talks discusses the metaverse of today, the metaverse of tomorrow, and how the ecosystem can bridge the two.

Neil Schneider, Executive Director of TIFCA and Dr. Jon Peddie, CEO of Jon Peddie Research will moderate a series of talks and panels featuring industry leaders from Intel, Nvidia, Lenovo, The Khronos Group, BeamR, M2 Insights, HTC, SiliconArts, Foundry, and more!

Mr. Schneider and Dr. Peddie will also deliver keynote addresses about the future of the metaverse along with the latest progress with TIFCA’s Project CORA.

Gamasutra has published the second part of TIFCA’s series about the future of cross-platform and client-cloud computing.  Part 2 highlights Epic Games’ Fortnite and CD Projekt Red’s Cyberpunk 2077 as case studies of where the ecosystem is today as well as the challenges it faces.  This is followed by potential solutions being put forward by TIFCA. Read More

Neil Schneider is the Executive Director of The International Future Computing Association.  Neil regularly contributes to Gamasutra, and his latest article is a follow-up to the 2020 International Future Computing Summit and its first reveal of the Project CORA Vision Paper last December. Read More

Project CORA (Create Once Reach All) is the proposal to enable a single piece of content to run on many client devices from a single workflow and build process. It can take advantage of the capabilities of each client device, and support a client, cloud, and hybrid client-cloud workload balanced compute ecosystem.

The International Future Computing Association has published an Executive Summary of its soon to be released Project CORA Vision Paper.  TIFCA welcomes the industry to contribute to Project CORA through participation, framework engineering, and bold new ideas. Read More

Project CORA (Create Once Reach All) is the proposal to enable a single piece of content to run on multiple client devices and compute models from a single workflow and build process. It can take advantage of the capabilities of each client device, and support a client, cloud, and hybrid client-cloud workload balanced compute ecosystem. Read More

Running virtually on December 16, 2020, the International Future Computing Summit invites leaders in computing, content tools and creation, and infrastructure to join in the discussions about cross-platform today, and its developing create once, reach all approach for the future.

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