It's the consummate chicken and egg story: All the impressive graphics and rendering capabilities of next-generation 3D CAD, simulation, and 3D visualization software are for naught unless you have the hardware muscle to power them up effectively. Yet high-octane graphics workstation technology means nothing without compelling software to exploit its horsepower. Graphics powerhouse NVIDIA is continuing to do its part to coordinate the longstanding dance between hardware and software evolution. The company just released its next-generation Maximus workstation platform , which marries the professional-quality graphics and visualization capabilities of the NVIDIA Quadro GPU family with the Tesla massively parallel computer GPU architecture, which is primed to deliver High Performance Compute (HPC) performance. The second iteration of the Maximus workstation platform features ...
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