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Two New CPUs Will Open More Options for the CAD Workstation Platform Article
Two New CPUs Will Open More Options for the CAD Workstation Platform   17 Sep, 2020

Herrera on Hardware: Lenovo builds around AMD’s Threadripper PRO processor, while Intel ships the first fruits of Xe graphics and SuperFin technology.More>>

Comparing Costs of Remote Workstation Offerings for CAD and BIM 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>>

Dell Positions Petite Workstation as Perfect Fit for Pandemic-Squeezed Workspaces 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>>

Workstation CPU Cores and Clocks: An Inconvenient Tradeoff 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>>

How Can Engineering Simulation Software Reach Smaller Businesses and Less-Experienced Users? Article
How Can Engineering Simulation Software Reach Smaller Businesses and Less-Experienced Users?   5 Aug, 2020

Viewpoint: In the quest to the fill this gap in the software market, open-source simulation tools are underrated as potential democratization drivers.More>>