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SPECapc releases PTC Creo 3.0 benchmark

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Randall Newton

Eight workflows test all aspects of hardware performance for use with Creo. Performance benchmarking specialist SPEC has released a new ...

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PTC says the plan is working; Q4 and FY ’14 inline with expectations

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Kathleen Maher

PTC puts 2014 in the win column and sees good growth in the future as the industry enters next wave of product design and manufacture technology.

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Creo 3 new features on center stage

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GfxS staff

Correspondent Tom Lansford describes the top features of Creo 3 from the recent PTC Live Global event in Boston.  PTC ...

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PTC releases free Creo Student Edition, parametric design primer

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Randall Newton

The software and a primer on using parametric design are available to all students who enroll in the PTC Academic ...

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PTC looks past flat Q1 results

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Randall Newton

China is slow, the Yen is falling. What Wall Street really wants to hear about is PTC’s play in the ...

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PTC joins the ranks of companies enabling virtualization

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Kathleen Maher

The virtualization trend is exploding as standards are set in place. PTC certifies first virtualization platform with Citrix, IBM, and ...

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Dell introduces automated workstation optimization software

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Randall Newton

The free software fine-tunes Dell Precision workstations for the product and task. Initially shipping with settings for Maya, SolidWorks, and ...

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Live linking to CAD tops list of KeyShot new features

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Randall Newton

Luxion also adds new lighting placement flexibility, Pantone libraries, and more.   A tighter connection to several 3D CAD products ...

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Designing a wood-fired stove for the 21st Century

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GfxS staff

Specht uses PTC Creo to re-invent wood heat, with a two-chamber design that raises efficiency and lowers emissions. In many ...

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Building a clock to run for 10,000 years

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GfxS staff

Engineers at The Long Now Foundation are using PTC’s Mathcad and Creo to design the first of several 300-foot clocks ...