ANSYS' Discovery Live and NVIDIA Quadro delivers the first realtime design environment with simultaneous visualization and simulation. For a limited time, an in-box promotion with NVIDIA Quadro P4000, P5000, P6000 and GP100 professional graphics boards offer a 30-day trial and 20% off a yearly subscription.
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Higher Education Institutions are continually pushing the frontiers of technology and endeavoring to provide their researchers, faculty and students with the most advanced tools. For a limited time, PNY is pleased to help support these efforts by providing NVIDIA Quadro Educational Kits at significant discounts.
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The recently launched line up of NVIDIA® Quadro® Pascal-based GPUs, led by the uniquely compute enabled ultra-high-end GP100, are now available for order. Designed to streamline Manufacturing, Computation, Visualization, Simulation, AI/Deep Learning development and VR Workflows NVIDIA’s new Quadro Pascal architecture graphic boards are capable of transforming desktop workstations into supercomputers.
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CES 2017 – the largest tech show in the US – dazzled its keynote audience with a stunning presentation delivered on an enormous screen: 180-degree across, 300 feet long and 14-feet high.
Powered by CANVAS software from Montreal-based Immersive Design Studios utilizing the real time rendering and processing of the Epic Games Unreal Engine 4 game engine, this massive display — 28,800 pixels wide and 1080 pixels tall — relied on a bank of 10 NVIDIA Quadro P6000 graphic boards to crank out nearly two billion pixels a second!
