The convergence of 3D and AI pipelines is reshaping how we think about rendering infrastructure. Render has been strategically positioning itself at this intersection, evolving beyond traditional GPU compute offerings. As AI models increasingly demand 3D data processing capabilities and creators require smarter rendering solutions, projects bridging these domains are capturing significant attention. The infrastructure layer supporting both AI training and 3D rendering operations represents a compelling use case for decentralized compute networks. Whether through generative 3D, neural rendering, or AI-optimized pipelines, the integration trend suggests substantial demand ahead. Render's technical roadmap reflects this market shift—adapting its network architecture to handle the computational complexity of merged 3D-AI workflows. This evolution highlights how Web3 infrastructure is adapting to real-world developer needs beyond simple GPU rental models.