Cloud Computing

SaaS-style simulation apps and on-demand HPC change the role of the classic workstation.

UberCloud presents its 2019 compendium of CAE case studies.

New OnScale white paper outlines efficient simulation-drive design of RF MEMS filters for emerging 5G applications.

Open Design Alliance targets CAD interoperability in the cloud with new SDK, development platform, and other tools.

These new Edge platforms based on Supermicro servers with optional support for Intel Programmable Acceleration FPGA cards deliver local compute and AI inferencing.

New report shows engineers most interested in transforming early-stage design workflows in areas like collaboration, version control and improved visibility.

Even as vendors create cloud-based PDM, organizations still face security and interoperability concerns.

Now all researchers and students at academic institutions with a MathWorks Campus-Wide License that includes MATLAB Parallel Server have unlimited access to scale MATLAB programs and Simulink simulations to clusters and clouds.

CAD and PLM are playing a starring role in PTC’s vision for the digitally-connected industrial enterprise.

The AMD Remote Workstation platform can help companies provide work-from-anywhere capabilities to designers and engineers.

Migrating to the cloud can enable engineers and scientists to remove engineering bottlenecks and quicken optimization cycles, providing design simulation results nearly instantly.

Every industry tackles a different set of challenges. AWS HPC solutions, available with the power of the latest Intel® technologies, help companies from small to large in nearly every industry achieve their HPC results with flexible configuration options that simplify...

Exactly how does OnScale provide engineers with the capability to innovate much quicker? How are we helping customers bring new technologies such as 5G, IoT, sensors, biomedical devices and autonomous vehicles to market faster than ever before?

We all want 5G smartphones that can live stream high-definition selfies, 5G augmented reality gear or 5G drones that can broadcast 4K video from anywhere on the planet.

Today’s engineers use Computer Aided Engineering (CAE) software to solve a range of engineering problems associated with the mass production of products.