Engineering Computing

From the new NVIDIA GeForce RTX 20-series laptops to extreme desktops, Velocity Micro expands all mobile, enthusiast and professional workstation offerings.

This 15.6-in. system delivers great performance and long battery life.

3Dconnexion, a manufacturer of ergonomic input devices for CAD and 3D professionals, commissioned the Fraunhofer Institute for Industrial Engineering (IAO) to carry out a scientific study on working with a 3D mouse.

BOXX debuts its next-generation S-class APEXX workstations with overclocked 9th-Gen Intel CPUs.

Product line includes new 3D design, CAD and motion media workstations overclocked to 5.1GHz and designed to support more heavily threaded applications.

In this issue: Immerse Yourself in Realistic Design; Designing Prosthesis: The Anti-Robot, and a BOXX APEXX S3 Review: Overclocked and Under Budget.

Instantaneous real-time, ray-traced rendering can dramatically cut down your product development cycle. In this webinar, panelists explore the benefits of using dedicated rendering hardware to go beyond what's possible with a workstation, to reduce physical prototyping costs.

Enables companies to use any public, private or hybrid clouds to build secure remote virtual workstations.

As time to market becomes shorter, faster hardware becomes essential.

Advancements in computing and research are making AI applications much more feasible.

NVIDIA graphics combined with Intel's new processor generation make mobile workstation brawny.

They reportedly offer the performance of a desktop PC from a box a third of the size.

APEXX Enigma S3 features Autodesk Maya and Arnold, but the workstation also offers professional grade performance for all 3D CAD, animation, motion media and rendering applications including Autodesk 3ds Max, Revit, AutoCAD and Navisworks.

Bright 8.2 automates the process of imaging and managing servers that extend compute to the edge.

New features focus on edge computing, containers, standards compliance and increased performance.