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Nvidia to take CAD rendering to the Cloud with RealityServer 3.0

Posted by Greg Corke - October 21, 2009

Nvidia and mental images are reaching for the Cloud to offer ray-traced rendering over the web using stacks of GPUs…

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Hardware

InterPro workstations IPW-Ci7X

Posted by Stephen Holmes - April 6, 2010

This powerful six core workstation presents an interesting proposition for rendering and CAD/CAM/CAE users who want multi-core performance from a…

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Nvidia launches Fermi-based Quadro graphics cards (plus Quadro 5000 benchmark)

Posted by Greg Corke - July 27, 2010

Nvidia’s new Quadro 5000 features 2.5GB GDDR5 memory It’s been a long time coming, but today at Siggraph 2010 Nvidia…

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Siggraph 2010 #1: promises, promises

Posted by Stephen Holmes - July 28, 2010

Nvidia’s new 3D Vision Pro, one of the many new 3D technologies on show The show floor opened Tuesday in…

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AMD drives six HD monitors from a single ATI FirePro V9800 graphics card

Posted by Greg Corke - September 9, 2010

Dassault Systèmes has had positive experiences testing Catia V5 and V6 on six screens using an ATI FirePro V9800. Forget…

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Ansys uses Nvidia Tesla GPUs to accelerate engineering simulations on the desktop

Posted by Greg Corke - September 21, 2010

Back in May Nvidia told DEVELOP3D that there was going to be some big news later this year regarding some…

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Clouds gather for GPU-based rendering

Posted by Greg Corke - February 3, 2011

Bunkspeed’s Cloud Solution helps users publish interactive photorealistic scenes or 3D content to the Web. Image modelled in SolidWorks, rendered…

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Automakers cut engineering simulation times using GPU-accelerated Abaqus FEA

Posted by Greg Corke - May 25, 2011

Nvidia’s Tesla C2070 sits inside a workstation or server and features 448 CUDA cores and 6GB memory dedicated for GPU…

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Siggraph 2011 #1: Feeling good in Vancouver

Posted by Stephen Holmes - August 10, 2011

The majestic North Shore Mountains, the backdrop for Siggraph 2011, Vancouver It’s relatively easy to complain about the Siggraph conference…

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AMD gets some GPU compute action with OpenCL compliant release of Abaqus 6.11

Posted by Greg Corke - September 6, 2011

With the new OpenCL compliant release, structural and multiphysics simulations in Abaqus 6.11 can now been accelerated using a wide…

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