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Facts & figures on the impact the Internet of Things (IoT) is having on engineering.

The consumerisation of VR is opening-up visualisation options at an unprecedented rate. Designers can produce photorealistic images of products faster and more accurately, enabling even faster time-to-market and allowing customers to experience the product – without real-world prototyping and modelling costs.

Quadro GV100 with Volta architecture brings unprecedented capabilities in deep learning and simulation to designers, engineers and scientists.

A new generation of additive and subtractive manufacturing platforms is poised to challenge engineers by expanding their freedom to pursue design differently while facilitating more efficient and cost-effective production processes.

Announcements include the reveal of the GV100, the first workstation-class GPU based on the AI-powered Volta architecture.

3D printing/additive manufacturing industry facts & figures.

The Quadro GV100 and its companion product, Quadro vDWS for the data center, have application in such fields as automotive, architecture, engineering, entertainment and healthcare.

Simulation and visualization benefit from GPU-accelerated interactivity.

Design engineering teams turn to data and new workflows to thrive in the era of digital disruption.

Facts and figures on how data management and analysis is driving engineering product design and development.

In testimony before a hearing of the U.S. House of Representatives Subcommittee on Information Technology, Ian Buck, vice president and general manager of NVIDIA's Tesla business, said the federal government should increase research funding and adopt AI to boost...

Discovery Live from ANSYS will enable engineers to simulate designs in real time quickly and more economically, the company reports.

Balance power-hungry new CAD features and increasingly powerful computing to configure the right workstation for your engineering workflow.

Engineering teams who aren’t taking advantage of the latest technologies to create, collect and visualize the abundance of product design information available are at a distinct disadvantage.

A significant 72% of companies expect to achieve advanced levels of digitization by 2020, according to a PwC survey.