
April 1, 2022
Design workflows have shifted from CAD-centric activities supported by siloed engineering and rendering departments, to more holistic environments where designers are called upon to perform frequent simulation tasks, as well as real-time rendering and visualization.
These new workflows require powerful workstations to support increasing demand for compute resources; at the same time, engineers find themselves working away from their desks more frequently.
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Editor’s Picks: August 4-10, 2022
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Lenovo extends its collaboration with AMD in this latest product launch.
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For 2023, folks on Wall Street anticipate a notable slowdown in spending by major technology firms on the warehouse-size data centers...

Partnership Drives Promotion of Additive Manufacturing Camp for Young Women
The “Girl Meets Additive Manufacturing” program, for San Diego high school students, will introduce participants to additive manufacturing.
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Editors’ Picks

Editor’s Pick: Plug-and-play monitoring of 3D print jobs
The software is designed for any 3D printer using the Marlin open...

Editor’s Pick: Design for metal additive manufacturing as a service
3DEO's new advisory service is built to allow the company to better...

Editor’s Pick: Industrial ceramic 3D printing
3DCeram C1000 FLEXMATIC Ceramic 3D printer provides a semi-automatic approach to industrial ...

Editor’s Pick: Improved PCB workflow in MCAD
New features in the Siemens NX Summer 2022 update will enable users to...