Workstations Resources

In this Special Focus Issue of Digital Engineering, learn about new innovations in engineering workstations and computing hardware.

In this Making the Case whitepaper, Lenovo outlines how upgrading to the latest generation of professional workstations can provide a return on investment through increased engineering efficiency and greater flexibility.

An overview of the chip-making process and the parts & procedures involved.

In this webinar, Lenovo and NVIDIA experts offer tips and guidance on matching the engineering workstations to your design workflows, and answer your questions.

In this new Making the Case guide, learn how a unified approach to design and multidisciplinary simulation from Dassault Systèmes, combined with high-performance computing powered by AMD EPYC™ processors, can accelerate EV design.

Read the latest workstation reviews and features on new hardware trends.

A new era of CPU horsepower is critical to unlocking workstation performance to meet the needs of modern engineering workflows built around modeling, simulation, and rendering.

In our upcoming Hot Seat panel discussion, we outline how to build the right workstation for your engineering needs.

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.

The new Lenovo ThinkStation P620, combined with the powerful NVIDIA RTX A6000 GPU, can take engineering productivity to the next level.

Learn how GPU acceleration, provided by the NVIDIA® Quadro® RTX™ line of professional graphics boards, is revolutionizing data science and analytics, resetting workflow expectations, and improving insights and outcomes for businesses across the world.

The right mobile engineering workstation can help keep designers productive no matter where they are working.

In this webinar, you'll learn how GPU technology is enabling a new era of product design and engineering.

The detailed design process is complex and requires time, effort, and expertise to tackle efficiently. Visualization and simulation have become key to many organizations, but until now both required too much time to truly influence the early stages of design.

With two Quadro RTX 6000 GPUs powering it’s new DemonVR solution, Toyota was free to integrate VR into their development workflow.