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Sorting out individual workstation benefits boils down to how the engineer plans to use the system.

GPU maker NVIDIA reportedly building Arm-based CPUs

JPR's Jon Peddie explains why the dip in PC and GPU shipment in 2022 Q2 is not as alarming as it appears

Intel debuts three Intel Arc Pro-A series professional GPUs for workstations

We review the new AMD Radeon Pro W6400. The new AMD Radeon Pro W6400 graphics card is built on the high-performance, energy-efficient AMD RDNA 2 graphics architecture and advanced 6nm manufacturing process technology, with 16MB of high-bandwidth, low-latency AMD Infinity Cache...

The company moves to rebrand the software suite to better integrate graphics with CPUs and platform-level features.

AMD EPYC™7003 series processors with AMD 3D V-Cache™ technology boost Ansys simulation performance while helping reduce energy consumption.

New professional workstation allows engineers to simultaneously design and render via fast CPU, support for high-end GPU graphics.

NVIDIA GTC March 2022 ushers in NVIDIA Cloud services, updates on Grace Hopper CPU, Hopper GPU Architecture, Digital Twin Simulation System, and More

Application usage should guide hardware selection.

With many organizations redefining the future of work and collaboration, cloud-enabled teams and tools are increasingly the lifeblood of business continuity.

At SIGGRAPH Virtual 2021, GPU maker NVIDIA reveals how it uses its Omniverse platform to create digital twins of the CEO's kitchen and the CEO Jensen Huang himself.

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 this podcast, AMD’s Chris Hall discusses how more powerful CPUs can unlock new levels of engineering performance.

Healthcare technology, electric vehicles, smart phones, computing, industrial applications and consumer electronics are all made possible by an immense global electronics design and manufacturing value chain.