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Workstations rule in CAD

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Kathleen Maher

Dell and Nvidia used SolidWorks World to show off a variety of power user technologies. By Kathleen Maher Dell and ...

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Nvidia adds manufacturing and media/entertainment tracks to GPU Technology Conference schedule

BY
Randall Newton

A stellar lineup of key presenters are in each new track. Companies exploring new uses for GPU technology in manufacturing ...

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Boxx Technologies ships extravagant graphics workstation

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Randall Newton

The 3DBOXX 8950 can hold four dual-size GPUs and still leave room for other add-ins. Boxx is aiming at high-end ...

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Rhythm & Hues pushes GPU technology to visualize Life of Pi

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GfxS staff

Creating real-time stereo 3D HDRI skies that impacted scene lighting was one of many challenges the global VFX firm faced. ...

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Nvidia market share gains in shrinking graphics chip market

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GfxS staff

Third quarter results from Jon Peddie Research show Nvidia gaining in both desktop and notebook graphics. Nvidia saw its share ...

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JPR new market report quantifies smartphone and tablet CPU/GPU market

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GfxS staff

The global report includes definitions, market data, evaluations, and in-depth analysis of market growth dynamics. Jon Peddie Research today releases ...

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Dell Precision M6700, a desktop workstation made for the road

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GfxS staff

The combination of an Intel Core i7 hyperthreading processor, an AMD FirePro 6000M, and stylish, thoughtful design makes the M6700 ...

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Qualcomm ships most System on a Chip GPUs in first half

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GfxS staff

Apple holds steady while MediaTek and Samsung post highest growth rates, according to a new market research report from Jon ...

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Hardware at Siggraph: Power boosts and acceleration from hardware add-ons

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GfxS staff

Vendors are adding power with partners such as Intel, Fusion-io, AMD, and Nvidia. There was a time when we thought ...

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Video: Jon Peddie on GPUs and CAD industry

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Randall Newton

When CPUs went from faster to wider and GPUs became parallel processors, CAD vendors were caught in a bind. At ...