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	Article The Origin and Evolution of the Modern Workstation 30 Jan, 2019 Herrera on Hardware: Where did today’s workstation come from, and who — besides CAD users — relies on it? More>>
	Article Minimum CAD Workstation Requirements for 2019 22 Jan, 2019 CAD Manager Column: As technology keeps evolving, so do the workstation configurations that ensure your CAD users can work efficiently. Get up to speed on what you’ll need to purchase this year before you approach your boss for approval.More>>
	Article Intel’s Optane Comes to CAD Workstations — for a Price 30 Dec, 2018 Herrera on Hardware: It’s not cheap yet, but Optane technology improves performance on several fronts, especially for high-demand storage solutions.More>>
	Sponsored New Cadalyst White Paper Tests Workstation Against Gaming PC 6 Dec, 2018 Benchmark test scores illustrate specific pay-offs of professional hardware for design and engineering work. More>>
	Article A Case Study in Virtual Workstations for CAD 28 Nov, 2018 Herrera on Hardware: The experience of architecture and engineering firm Mead & Hunt presents a compelling proof point for a new CAD computing paradigm.More>>

White Paper: Choose the Best Type of Monitor for CAD
Get advice about form factors, response time, resolution, connectivity, and more that can help you make better choices — whether you are selecting monitors for yourself or for a department of professional designers and engineers. From the editors of Cadalyst. Download your copy.

White Paper: CAD Workstation Form Factors 101
The proliferation of mobile, mini, remote, and even luggable form factors can create confusion. To get a clearer view of your options, download this 30-page guide, which compiles Alex Herrera's five-part form factor series into one convenient resource. From the editors of Cadalyst. Download your copy.

Mobile Workstation White Paper: Testing Performance vs. Notebook PC
When it comes to visual computing for CAD, these two machines are very different — and the numbers show why. In this 12-page white paper, you'll find component comparisons; performance on CAD computing workloads; and explanations of reliability and ergonomics factors. Sponsored by Lenovo. Download your copy.

White Paper: How to Choose a CAD Workstation on a Budget
You’re not looking to splurge on all the bells and whistles; you just need a reliable machine that will get the job done. But what type of configuration will meet your needs? And which components and capabilities are must-haves? From the editors of Cadalyst. Download your copy.