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This e-guide provides key principles for choosing a workstation best suited for engineering simulation. With proper configuration, workstations can help drive significant productivity gains for users, enable digital transformations across organizations, and, ultimately, deliver greater competitive advantages.

Simulation is a key technology in today’s fast-paced product design and development environment, make sure your workstation is up to the task.

Technologies such as dedicated GPU appliances, rack-mount workstations, clusters, and cloud computing can speed up intensive simulation and analysis workflows.

Research proves importance of displays to productivity as 4K resolution becomes standard.

Laying the groundwork for professional augmented reality and virtual reality apps begins with generating realistic, interactive content.

Digital artists discuss their tools and tricks.

Balance price, performance and portability in professional engineering workstations.

New compute platforms enable design engineers to reap the benefits of CAD, CAE and CAM convergence.

Overcome the complexity, compute challenges and cost that limit the use of simulation software in product design and development.

Your rendering software of choice dictates your hardware investment.

With pervasive HPC usage and the largest supercomputers in the commercial sector, the oil and gas industry is at the summit of industrial HPC.

Natural input made possible by touchscreens improves the sketching experience.

Don’t be distracted by “more, better, faster” promises that increase complexity.

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.