Engineering Computing

We all want 5G smartphones that can live stream high-definition selfies, 5G augmented reality gear or 5G drones that can broadcast 4K video from anywhere on the planet.

Today’s engineers use Computer Aided Engineering (CAE) software to solve a range of engineering problems associated with the mass production of products.

OnScale, the leader in Cloud Engineering Simulation software, empowers engineers to accelerate innovation across multiple industries, including next-generation technologies such as MEMS, Semiconductor, 5G, Biomedicine, and Autonomous Vehicles. OnScale combines powerful multiphysics solver technology used and validated by Fortune 50 companies...

Software companies are finding ways to accelerate CAD with GPUs beyond graphics and rendering.

Design engineering workstations have become extremely powerful—where does it make sense to invest your IT budget?

The latest edition of the MTower PCIe from @Xi is the fastest single-CPU workstation we have tested so far.

Resolution, weight and price are part of the equation for virtual reality and mixed reality success.

We test three of the new NVIDIA Quadro RTX GPUs.

Using a flexible cloud lets us match capability to the needs of the user.

An easy formula for estimating cost is part of some simulation software providers’ strategy.

Augmented reality show brings out new displays, headsets, and pocket-sized powering devices

The Eurocom Sky X7C Mobile Supercomputer supports three different classes of GPUs.

This visualization workstation includes a Looking Glass with a touchscreen surface, a built-in Intel NUC 8 VR NUC8i7HVK computer, and a separate 7-in. 2D touch interface for second screen display and interaction.

Updated lineup features laptop powered by NVIDIA Quadro RTX 5000 Graphics Card.

New systems feature AI, ray tracing and VR.