Helping design and engineering professionals discover, evaluate and specify technologies and processes that shorten the design cycle and enable success.
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Frank Ohlhorst · November 2, 2015 · An example of what product line engineering means to the design engineer.
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Frank Ohlhorst · August 3, 2015 · The technology gives engineers at Ford and other companies an early look at designs.
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Frank Ohlhorst · July 1, 2015 · Dell’s Workstation Virtualization Center of Excellence showcases how virtualization can speed engineering tasks and reduce costs.
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Frank Ohlhorst · February 1, 2015 · The NCSA wants to share its supercomputing resources with private industry.
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Frank Ohlhorst · January 1, 2015 · Volvo Cars has long recognized the importance of leveraging noise, vibration and harshness simulation software to improve its vehicles.
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Frank Ohlhorst · November 1, 2014 · The quest to deliver higher performance levels, while keeping power consumption and costs under control.
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Frank Ohlhorst · July 1, 2014 · CAD relies on high-performance systems to meet the productivity levels engineers need to remain competitive.
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Frank Ohlhorst · June 1, 2014 · Engineers need to choose the right computing hardware to do the job or risk harming productivity and increasing costs.
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Frank Ohlhorst · March 28, 2014 · APUs, CPUs and GPUs are driving the next generation of simulation software, 3D modeling solutions and advanced design systems.
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Frank Ohlhorst · January 1, 2014 · Simulation data can consume massive amounts of storage—stressing networks, infrastructures and engineers.
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Frank Ohlhorst · December 1, 2013 · Virtualization promises a solution to the budget constraints and challenges associated with deploying new engineering computing hardware.
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Frank Ohlhorst · November 1, 2013 · Choosing where to run complex computational models has become a choice driven by more than just costs. Today, many factors come into play when choosing from among the traditional workstation, onsite computing grid or cloud services.
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Frank Ohlhorst · August 1, 2013 · Often overlooked in the bandolier of high-performance computing components is storage, where speed equals results and reliability equals success.
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Frank Ohlhorst · July 1, 2013 · To outsource training or not to outsource training, that is the question for growing engineering and professional firms.
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Frank Ohlhorst · June 1, 2013 · Creating embedded systems takes skill, components, time and most importantly, the ideas that fuel innovation.
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Frank Ohlhorst · May 1, 2013 · As more engineers leverage high-performance computing, the true costs of a cloud-based model remain a mystery to many managers.
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Frank Ohlhorst · April 1, 2013 · Vendors fine tune workstations for engineering applications and performance.
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Frank Ohlhorst · March 1, 2013 · Just because engineers know technology doesn’t mean they should be tasked with managing IT.
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Frank Ohlhorst · February 1, 2013 · The disk performance bottleneck is being countered with solid-state drive technology, which removes storage concerns from the performance equation.
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Frank Ohlhorst · December 1, 2012 · Nearly every workstation can benefit from upgrades and enhancements when it comes to maximizing performance for simulations.
May 2026 Special Focus: Artificial Intelligence in Design and Simulation
In this Special Focus Issue, learn about the latest developments in the integration of artificial intelligence into engineering workflows.
Cut Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) Hallucinations by 50%
Most teams hit the same wall with enterprise AI: LLMs that hallucinate, pipelines that don’t scale, and infrastructure that’s harder to design than the models themselves.
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