
The graphics processing unit (GPU) is a supplemental processor, also known as a graphics accelerator, that is dedicated to speeding up video and graphics intensive processes.
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Chaos Vantage and NVIDIA RTX—Real-time Ray Tracing Powers Design Visualization
Join us for a live webinar to see how the real-time ray tracing technology of Chaos Vantage, running on professional NVIDIA® RTX™ GPUs, revolutionizes design visualization.
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GPU-Accelerated Visualization Makes its Mark
More software solutions are taking advantage of real-time ray tracing and enhanced visualization made possible via the GPU.
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Higher Performance, Lower Power
AMD provides advanced, system-level power management that improves engineering workstation performance.
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Multitasking is a Must in Engineering Workstations
AMD GPUs provide reliable multitasking capabilities for engineering workflows.
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Certified GPU Productivity
AMD’s rigorous Day Zero Certification Program ensures engineers can upgrade to the latest professional design software version, with confidence.
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AMD's Radeon Pro GPUs can provide enhanced performance for demanding design and engineering scenarios.
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Dyndrite Releases Voxel and Toolpathing APIs
Development of GPU-accelerated Voxel API brings accuracy and ability to create and manipulate massive datasets.
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GPUs Are Workstation Essentials
Graphics, AI and parallel processing tasks have made GPUs a key enabler of engineering productivity.

Built for Speed
Custom bike builder sees gains in simulation and rendering with the new NVIDIA RTX A6000 GPU.
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NVIDIA Unveils New Ampere Architecture GPUs
New NVIDIA RTX A6000 and NVIDIA A40 GPUs accelerate rendering, AI, VR/AR and compute workloads for millions of artists,...
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