Cloud Computing

Stolen credentials are a greater threat than stolen laptops.

Design for additive manufacturing is pushing more companies to tap into cloud and high-performance computing resources.

Thanks to the convergence of additive manufacturing technology, generative design software, more user-friendly simulation tools and access to nearly unlimited HPC resources and cloud-based infrastructure, the sky really is the limit when it comes to design possibilities.

Powered by the extended product line of 2nd-gen Intel Xeon Scalable processors, TYAN’s Thunder HX product line takes advantage of built-in Intel Deep Learning Boost to deliver high-performance inference and vision for AI workloads.

P-4000 Bare Metal will be available to subscribers in North America and Europe via three data centers, giving them maximum performance and minimum latency, the company says.

With a new generation of visual designers, working anywhere in the world, CAD in the Cloud is emerging as a solution for mobile workers to build the future.

ZWSOFT CADbro 2020 offers online, shared viewing in real-time with the ability of team members to discuss and manage the data.

Electra Cloud provides anywhere access for designers via workstations, smartphones

OnScale provides flexibility to engineers by delivering scalable cloud simulation capability to any engineer, anywhere, anytime on any device.

Reducing barriers to entry with cloud-based solutions. Cloud-based solutions are helping to break down barriers to entry for even the smallest teams.

Breaking down common misconceptions about cloud-based HPC solutions.

Unleash productivity with CAE Today, computer-aided engineering (CAE) is standard in any industry that uses design software to develop new products or to create new features for existing products.

A guide to discovering the best AWS instances and configurations for your use case.

By combining powerful multiphysics solver technology with the limitless compute power of cloud supercomputers, engineers can create true Digital Prototypes.

Graebert conference presents the company's expanded vision for the cloud-based CAD technology.