Dell Precision M4500 mobile workstation
Hot on the heels of the Precision M6500, Dell has launched a new laptop that puts a little bit of the
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Greg Corke
After studying civil engineering and architecture at the University of Leeds Greg Corke turned his back on 'real' engineering and has been writing about technology for architects, engineers and designers ever since. He is AEC Magazine's co-founder, managing editor and resident workstation specialist and is also a bit obsessed with travel, BBQ, cooking, beer and the (often painful) pastime of supporting Arsenal.
Workstation Specialists WS2600
The latest in Intel chip technology brings unprecedented levels of processing power to the desktop in this latest ultra high-end machine from Workstation Specialists.
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Autodesk Infrastructure Modeler 2012
Autodesk’s new conceptual design tool enables planners and engineers to consider geospatial, civil and architectural data together in an interactive 3D environment.
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BIM workflows are evolving
Vendors and users alike are being challenged to adapt to new technologies and new requirements. Transactions are receiving new attention thanks to cloud-based workflow
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Workstations as a service: Scan embraces the cloud
Scan has teamed up with ebb3 to offer a virtual cloud workstation and the flexibility to access demanding 3D applications from anywhere, on any device
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CADS RC spreads its wings
CADS is a global developer of structural software with a major focus on RC detailing. Greg Corke caught up with Ian Chambers, International Sales and Marketing Director, CADS, to talk…
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InterPro workstations IPW-Ci7X
This powerful workstation presents an interesting proposition for users of design visualisation software who want multi-core performance from a single CPU machine.
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StruCad evolution
Gone are the days when steel fabrication software was judged purely on its ability to model steel, design connections and produce drawings and CNC data. AceCad
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From point cloud to BIM
Survey software provider Kubit, recently acquired by Faro, goes back to basics with its analysis of the implications and ways of surveyed data capture
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