Desktop Computer Technology Powers America's Next Fighter Plane 

What commonplace desktop computing and data storage solutions technology is being used in the Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning II fighter plane? You might first think about potential computer aided engineering (CAE) systems such as in the Nexlink 7900 series workstation, for advanced modeling techniques used in the design phase. As a powerful CAE design workstation the Nexlink 7900 is a great choice for complex engineering projects such as aerospace engineering, however a more basic inclusion of advanced hardware is being implemented in the F-35’s network infrastructure.

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Do you have customers that are running design software like Autocad, 3DS Max or Catia workstation? Creative design software packages like these represent a very significant financial and training investment for your customers. In order to maintain competitiveness your clients are likely to have undergone substantial training to be able to maximize their knowledge of this software.  If you are looking to get the most out of your design hardware investment the Nexlink 7900 Series is ready to get to work.

Ever struggle getting maximum performance out of your CAD or graphics workstation? Throwing CPU cores and RAM at the solution works to a point but there comes a time when users are forced to walk away. Leaving a highly skilled worker unproductive or forced to use a second workstation. Now there is a way to allow CAD and graphic designers to continue using their primary workstation, even under heavy rendering loads. Maximus!