For users of Autodesk Architecture, Engineering & Construction (AEC) products including Revit Architecture, Revit Structure, Revit MEP and Related Products
Intel and AMD Make Personnel Changes By Kathleen Maher, Jon Peddie Research A look at what's in store for Intel and AMD with new personnel changes as CPU leaders start focusing on mobile.
Why You Need a Dual-Socket Workstation By Wes Shimanek, Workstation Product Manager, Intel Corporation Intel’s Wes Shimanek talks about the role of dual-socket workstations in CAD.
Explore More Models in Less Time With technologies like DAKOTA, Intel Xeon-based workstations, and Autodesk Simulation software, you can now explore more “what if” scenarios.
Siggraph Pioneers Work on the Future of Graphics By Kathleen Maher, Jon Peddie Research Siggraph Pioneers gathered for their annual meeting at Siggraph 2011, which featured guest speaker Turner Whitted of Microsoft.
AIB Shipments Slow Down in Q2 By Jon Peddie, Jon Peddie Research A new report from Jon Peddie Research reveals that sales of graphics Add-in Board (AIB) shipments are down slightly.
MEP Engineers' Transition into BIM and its Benefits By Sarah Hodges and Armundo Darling of Autodesk As the AEC industry adopts the latest technology to accomplish complex projects, MEP engineers embracing BIM are well-positioned for future growth.
What Do a Workstation and a 3-Legged Stool Have in Common? By Wes Shimanek, Workstation Product Manager, Intel Corporation Examine what technologies will help your needs the most to make sure your workstation is matched and you get the most throughput for your investment.
Physics and Fluid Dynamics Use Increases in Product Design By Kathleen Maher, Vice President, Jon Peddie Research Kathleen Maher looks at how the growth of physics software tools emerges when processing power becomes cheap and widely available.
Is a Desktop System Enough for Your Needs? By Intel Read about some of the reasons why many professionals choose the Intel Xeon processor E3 family over desktop alternatives.
Dial in on the Building Design Suites By Brian Haines and Kelcey Lemon, Autodesk, Inc. An introduction to the Building Design Suites and examples of how the software in the suites can be used to help meet project workflow challenges.
What Social Networking Means for BIM Adoption By Erin Rae Hoffer, AIA LEED AP BD+C, Autodesk, Inc. Is social networking changing the way Building Information Modeling (BIM) projects are being executed today?
Four Performance Drivers for Workstations By Wes Shimanek and Art Copeland, Intel Corporation Intel gives details on performance considerations you can use when buying your next workstation.
The Possibilities of CAD in the Cloud By Kathleen Maher, Jon Peddie Research Kathleen Maher takes a look at advances in CAD and cloud computing technology and how the "cloud" is affecting the industry.
Learn About the New Intel Xeon Processor E3 Family By Wes Shimanek and Mehmet Adalier, Intel Corporation The greatest innovation in the Intel Xeon processor E3 family based workstation is how it integrates both CPU and graphics engines on the same die.
Dig in Your Innovation Sandbox with Intel Xeon Workstations By Wes Shimanek, Intel Corporation and Norma McKinney, Microsoft Corporation See how dual-processor based Intel Xeon multi-core workstations enable you to experience parallel thinking and explore more "what ifs."