Randall Newton Editorial Contributor

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• Ruggedized Electronics Require Special Attention
  February 1, 2019
  Meet the challenge of designing sensitive electronics for harsh environments.
• Coming up ACES
  January 1, 2019
  Automated, connected, electric and shared (ACES) vehicles present new design challenges.
• Digital Product Design and Development Predictions
  December 17, 2018
  To explore how new digital technologies will affect product development in 2019, we sought input on how data, connectivity, embedded design and human factors will shape the future of design engineering.
• Artificial Intelligence Beyond the Hype
  December 1, 2018
  Advancements in computing and research are making AI applications much more feasible.
• Bringing Order to AI Chaos with Blockchain
  March 1, 2019
  Investigating the use of blockchain to democratize artificial intelligence.
• Exploring Digital Transformation as an Evolutionary Journey
  February 22, 2019
  SolidWorks World 2019 presentation advises to forget about specific products and work on themes that match your digital transformation agenda.
• Ruggedized Electronics Require Special Attention
  February 1, 2019
  Meet the challenge of designing sensitive electronics for harsh environments.
• Coming up ACES
  January 1, 2019
  Automated, connected, electric and shared (ACES) vehicles present new design challenges.
• Digital Product Design and Development Predictions
  December 17, 2018
  To explore how new digital technologies will affect product development in 2019, we sought input on how data, connectivity, embedded design and human factors will shape the future of design engineering.
• Artificial Intelligence Beyond the Hype
  December 1, 2018
  Advancements in computing and research are making AI applications much more feasible.
• Formnext 2018 Pinpoints Anticipated Disruptions to Additive Manufacturing
  November 27, 2018
  Additive manufacturing hardware vendors shift from optimization for quality to optimization for speed and face competition from open-system material manufacturers.
• Graebert Technology Enables Dassault Systemès DraftSight to Advance Interoperability
  November 13, 2018
  Graebert sees itself as the arms merchant for the war to liberate CAD from the desktop. It sells a three-part portfolio of DWG-based CAD software under the ARES brand name for desktop (Commander), mobile (Touch), and cloud (Kudo). It also develops CAD software for other vendors, and it offers extended features to simplify enterprise deployment.
• From Big Data to Bioinformatics
  November 9, 2018
  The future of personalized medicine depends on data and the high performance computing resources needed to analyze it.
• Hyperconvergence Promises HPC Democratization
  November 1, 2018
  IT component centralization brings promise for AI and deep learning applications.
• Hexagon Acquires Bricsys
  October 23, 2018
  Hexagon reshapes the drafting marketplace with Bricsys acquisition.
• Advanced Materials Challenge Durability Testing
  October 1, 2018
  The emergence of composites and new material options lead engineers to rely on new testing methods and simulation.
• Autonomous Visualization
  September 1, 2018
  Autonomous driving visualization tools make massive testing scenarios possible.
• The New Decentralized Innovation Stack
  September 1, 2018
  A technology stack is a set of IT products or services that independently are useful and important, but when integrated become a platform for greater innovation.
• ISC Conference: Fast Growth in High-Performance Computing Despite Challenges
  July 9, 2018
  Word at the ISC Supercomputing Conference: Business is good for the HPC industry; costs continue to drop and new software tools increase HPC versatility. But there are some dark clouds on the near-term horizon.
• Digitalization: If Every ‘Thing’ is Connected, Who Owns the Data?
  July 1, 2018
  In a changing digitalization landscape, intellectual property ownership is a top consideration.