The Desktop is Dead, Long Live the Workstation! Aaron Knoll, Carson Brownlee, Khairi Reda, Brian Haymore, Michael E. Papka, Valerio Pascucci Fig. 1. Left: “Usable” vis lab concept. A SMP workstation with 4–8 manyco

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Date: 2015-03-30 15:10:04 Computing Computer engineering Computer architecture Parallel computing Computational science Visualization Computer graphics Workstation Volume rendering Manycore processor Graphics processing unit Interactive visualization		The Desktop is Dead, Long Live the Workstation! Aaron Knoll, Carson Brownlee, Khairi Reda, Brian Haymore, Michael E. Papka, Valerio Pascucci Fig. 1. Left: “Usable” vis lab concept. A SMP workstation with 4–8 manyco Add to Reading List Source URL: vis.ninja Download Document from Source Website File Size: 1,53 MB Share Document on Facebook

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