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Create Computer Clusters for Small Engineering Teams

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Peter Varhol · June 1, 2012 · Can a small engineering house build (and maintain) an effective computer cluster?

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Swift Engineering Races Ahead with Cluster Computing

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Peter Varhol · April 1, 2012 · This designer of high-performance vehicles makes a difference with its cluster.

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The New Multicore

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Peter Varhol · February 1, 2012 · Today’s multicore processors open doors to an entirely new level of high performance.

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GPU vs. CPU: You May Not Have to Choose

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Peter Varhol · December 1, 2011 · The engineering design and analysis world is slowly becoming big enough for both industry-standard CPUs and parallel processing GPUs.

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Workstations Work as Clusters

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Peter Varhol · September 1, 2011 ·

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Computing for the Mobile Engineer

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Peter Varhol · September 1, 2011 · Engineers on the move need more than just a single laptop.

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Maple and MapleSim Pack a 1-2 Punch

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Peter Varhol · August 1, 2011 · Build a mathematical model with Maple 15, then execute it with MapleSim 5—quickly and easily.

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Clusters Fill the Compute Gap

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Peter Varhol · May 1, 2011 · Engineers are increasingly turning to compute clusters for faster and less expensive analysis and simulation efforts.

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NVIDIA Launches its CUDA Toolkit 4.0, 2 in a Series

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Peter Varhol · April 1, 2011 · New GPU development tools makes porting engineering applications simpler.

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NVIDIA Launches its CUDA Toolkit 4.0, 1 in a Series

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Peter Varhol · February 28, 2011 · New GPU development tools makes porting engineering applications simpler.

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Evolution of High-Performance Computing

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Peter Varhol · December 1, 2010 · We live in a Golden Age of design engineering on powerful desktop computers.

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What’s Missing in Analysis-Driven Design

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Peter Varhol · December 1, 2010 · Intel and the ISV community are working to close the gap in analysis driven design.

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Supercomputing 2010 Wrap-Up

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Peter Varhol · November 22, 2010 ·

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Get Your Head in the Cloud

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Peter Varhol · November 1, 2010 · It may not be ready for prime time, but get ready to kick the tires with your engineering software.

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Server Clusters: Flexible Performance

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Peter Varhol · October 1, 2010 · Clusters can provide much of the performance of a supercomputer costing much more, if you choose your systems and software right.

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GPU vs. CPU Computing

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Peter Varhol · September 1, 2010 · When your time is on the line, you need both types of processors.

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What’s Behind Digital Prototyping

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Peter Varhol · September 1, 2010 · With the help of fast and powerful engineering workstations and clusters, digital prototyping can dramatically shorten product design time.

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Advertorial: Not Just Your Typical Workstation Anymore

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Peter Varhol · June 1, 2010 · Today’s engineering workstation is an intelligent workbench that enables engineers to potentially design, analyze and modify their ideas faster than ever before.

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Analysis Driven Design—Not Just For the Expert Anymore

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Peter Varhol · May 6, 2010 · Design engineers can use increasing workstation power to build better products.

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Can We Abstract Away From Multiple Cores?

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Peter Varhol · March 23, 2010 · Peter Varhol says that NetKernel from 1060 Research offers the ability to make use of multiple processor cores without doing anything exotic.

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