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	Sponsored Comparing Costs of Remote Workstation Offerings for CAD and BIM 29 Aug, 2020 Does it make more sense for your company to set up its own private cloud, or to rent virtual machines on a public cloud?More>>
	Article Make Remote Training Work for Your CAD Users — and Your Boss 26 Aug, 2020 CAD Manager Column: In-person and remote training may require different tools, but the end goal — and the need to get senior management on board — remain the same. More>>
	Article Dell Positions Petite Workstation as Perfect Fit for Pandemic-Squeezed Workspaces 25 Aug, 2020 With a starting price just under $600, the Dell Precision 3240 Compact aims to limit consumption of budget dollars as well as desktop space.More>>
	Article Workstation CPU Cores and Clocks: An Inconvenient Tradeoff 20 Aug, 2020 Herrera on Hardware: The inverse relationship between core count and frequency presents a tricky tradeoff to navigate when choosing a CAD workstation CPU.More>>
	Article Whose CAD Is It, Anyway? Part 3 12 Aug, 2020 CAD Manager Column: A recent attack on GPS juggernaut Garmin shows that any company can be vulnerable to potential losses when data is stored in the cloud. More>>
	Article Autodesk Responds to Revit Customers' Concerns 31 Jul, 2020 The developer of the building information modeling (BIM) software addresses criticisms leveled by architects who are frustrated by rising costs, licensing changes, and other issues.More>>
	Article Whose CAD Is It, Anyway? Part 2 22 Jul, 2020 CAD Manager Column: Readers share their opinions about proprietary data formats, the move toward cloud-based CAD tools, and more.More>>
	Article Lenovo, AMD Partner to Introduce the First Ryzen Threadripper PRO Workstation 17 Jul, 2020 Based on AMD’s new workstation-specific Threadrippper PRO processor, the ThinkStation P620 is a high-core-count, single-socket platform that promises performance for multithreaded and lightly threaded workloads alike.More>>
	Article Chiplet Architectures Emerge as One Arrow in Industry Quiver of Technologies Extending Compute Performance 16 Jul, 2020 As the trend described by Moore’s Law approaches its inevitable end, CAD users and other compute-hungry professionals need the industry to find ways to deliver generation-to-generation improvements in performance.More>>
	Article Whose CAD Is It, Anyway? Part 1 8 Jul, 2020 CAD Manager Column: It’s common to think that all things CAD are now on the cloud — but it’s not true. Carefully evaluating the tradeoffs of cloud-based CAD vs. local CAD is still in your best interest. More>>

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White Paper: The Why and How of CAD Standards
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