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Eurocom Announces New Mobile Workstation
November 10, 2011
New workstation designed to support NVIDIA 3D Vision with NVIDIA GeForce GTX 580M and 560M GPUs.
Appro Reveals Xtreme-X Supercomputer to Support Future Processor Technologies
November 3, 2011
Appro supercomputer addresses multiple HPC workload configurations.
The Johns Hopkins University Named an NVIDIA CUDA Center of Excellence
October 7, 2011
CUDA program seeks to accelerate pace of research, drive scientific discovery with GPU computing.
NVIDIA Introduces New Video Processing and I/O Capability for Quadro and Tesla GPUs
September 20, 2011
Video I/O partners share vision of delivering low-latency, high-performance capabilities.
Computing for the Mobile Engineer
September 1, 2011
Engineers on the move need more than just a single laptop.
NVIDIA Announces Availability of New Tesla GPU Starter Kit from HP
August 29, 2011
Kit is preconfigured with NVIDIA CUDA parallel computing software.
Sensirion Releases EK-P3 Sensor Evaluation Kit
May 2, 2011
Enables testing digital differential pressure sensors of the SDP600 series.
ARM and Microsoft Experts to be Among Keynote Speakers at AMD Fusion Developer Summit
April 28, 2011
Application development community to discuss parallel programming, industry standards and market opportunities created by heterogeneous computing.
NVIDIA Boasts Up To 10 Times Better Performance with Quadro 400
April 8, 2011
New graphics processing unit designed for energy efficiency, performance and value.
AMAX Launches ServMax H Class
April 6, 2011
HPC server solutions optimized for latest Intel Xeon E7 family.
Matrox Releases new Software to Drive up to 16 Displays from one PC
April 4, 2011
Multiple Matrox Extio F2208, F2408 and F2408E expander units can be combined.
Dual Graphics Engines Power new Boards from AMD
December 4, 2001
AMD drops the ATI brand for its latest updates to the FirePro graphics series.
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Capturing the Workstation Speed Crown
December 4, 2001
BOXX Technologies' new dual-CPU 3DBOXX 8980 XTREME proves to be the fastest (and most expensive) system we've ever tested.



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