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Power and Potential: GPUs for Engineering Simulation
Engineering simulation and analysis is getting a major hardware upgrade, due to the rise of general purpose graphics processing units. ...
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Scan&Solve Brings “Meshfree” Structural Analysis to Rhino 3D
The vision is to create “seamless integration between geometric design and physical simulation.” But is it really meshless? Scan&Solve is ...
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Ansys Workbench Adds Durability & Fatigue Testing Capabilities
nCode from HBN allows Ansys Workbench users to add fatigue analysis to engineering simulation. Ansys Workbench now offers the option ...
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ANSYS 1Q10 Net Income Up 53%; Revenue Up 17%
Growth in the first quarter of 2010 was spread across all regions and all product lines. Maintenance revenue is back ...
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SpaceClaim Sitting in the Catbird Seat
The unCAD upstart got a ringing endorsement from its venture capital partners this week. Sales are through the roof as ...
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Delcam Reports Second-Best Year Ever in 2009
A boost in R&D spending helped the British CAM software vendor move up one spot in the CIMdata rankings. British ...
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Time to Welcome the Desktop Supercomputer
Nehalem-based workstations offer a strategic advantage we haven’t seen in years, and now—yes, now—is the time to ramp up. By ...
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Solving the Twists and Turns of Race-Car Brakes
Pratt & Miller Engineering uses sophisticated fatigue analysis software to solve a brake pedal issue in a world-class race car. ...
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ANSYS Up 11% in Fourth Quarter, Up 8% in Fiscal 2009
The “transformational advantage” of simulation propels strong sales despite recession, as ANSYS bucks the trend in technical software with a ...
