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Herrera on Hardware: After a rise and fall a decade ago, AMD now looks to Zen as the means to get back into the workstation CPU business. Will the company be successful and put the pressure on Intel? It’s looking that way, but the deal’s not done.More>>

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A proper CAD workstation provides much-needed support for SOLIDWORKS modeling — and even more so, for photorealistic rendering.More>>

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Tony Paikeday explains where NVIDIA is taking graphics processing units (GPUs), and where artificial intelligence (AI) will take CAD users.More>>

Slide deck [PDF] for Robert Green's webinar, "Don't Be Penny Wise and Workstation Foolish," presented by Cadalyst and sponsored by Fujitsu. More>>

Worksheet [handout, PDF] for Robert Green's webinar, "Don't Be Penny Wise and Workstation Foolish," presented by Cadalyst and sponsored by Fujitsu. More>>

Tony Paikeday discusses how NVIDIA laid the technological groundwork to become an AI computing company — and why. More>>

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