Revit and BIM workstation: the hardware you actually need
Processor, RAM, graphics and storage choices to keep model work, views and coordination flowing.
Read guide →Technical knowledge
Guides to choosing a workstation, server or local AI without overbuying.
We explain what actually changes performance for each workload, then link it to visible-price catalog configurations.
Blender, Octane and V-Ray render PC: a budget guide
How to choose between cores, VRAM, one or several GPUs, and a workstation balanced for production.
Read guide →Training AI models locally: how much VRAM do you really need?
GPU memory is the first constraint. See how to size it without mistaking an estimate for a promise.
Read guide →Small business server: how to choose the right one without overpaying
Tower or rack, ECC memory, RAID and backups: how to size a small business server without falling short or overpaying.
Read guide →AI with confidential data: how to use it without it leaving your company
What happens to your documents in a cloud AI, what the GDPR asks for and how private AI lets you use it with confidential data.
Read guide →Computer for local AI: what hardware you need to run language models
The memory rule, dedicated GPU or unified memory, and which machine to choose for the model and the people who will use it.
Read guide →Computer renting for businesses: how it works and when it pays off
Who finances it, what the fee includes, a worked example and when it pays off compared with buying or leasing.
Read guide →Video editing workstation for 4K and 8K: DaVinci Resolve and Premiere Pro
Codecs, GPU, processor, memory and disks to edit 4K and 8K smoothly, with catalogue configurations and their prices.
Read guide →ISO 27001 and generative AI: why ChatGPT gets restricted and how to use AI with confidential data
What ISO 27001, Spain’s ENS and the Spanish data protection authority require, what the figures say about data leaking to AI, and how private AI fits.
Read guide →Machine vision computer: how to choose the GPU, cameras and form factor
How to choose the computer for a machine vision system: GPU by model and camera count, GigE and USB3 Vision, industrial form factors and the link to the PLC.
Read guide →AI video surveillance server: how to size cameras, disks and GPU
How to size a video surveillance server: how much each camera takes up, which disks and RAID, when you need a GPU for analytics and how to protect access.
Read guide →Digital signage computer: players, video walls and 24/7 operation
Which computer to put behind each screen: one player per screen or one for the video wall, 4K outputs, automatic start and remote management.
Read guide →Fanless industrial mini PC: when to choose one and what to check
When a fanless industrial mini PC makes sense, what MIL-STD-810H testing means, which I/O and power input to ask for and how to keep the same model for years.
Read guide →Workstation for SolidWorks, CATIA and CAD: the hardware that really matters
Which workstation you need for SolidWorks, CATIA or Inventor: a high-clock processor, certified or GeForce graphics and memory by assembly size.
Read guide →RTX PRO or GeForce: which graphics card to choose for work
The real differences between NVIDIA RTX PRO and GeForce: ECC memory, certified drivers, power draw and form factor, and when each one makes sense.
Read guide →Windows Server 2016 end of support: what to do before 12 January 2027
Windows Server 2016 stops getting security patches on 12 January 2027. What changes that day, the four ways out and how to migrate a small business server.
Read guide →Proxmox server for businesses: the VMware alternative without per-core licences
A Proxmox VE virtualisation server for a small business: why so many companies leave VMware, the hardware it needs, ZFS, backups and high availability.
Read guide →OEM computer for your product: what to ask the manufacturer
What to ask the maker of the computer in your machine: any form factor, a frozen platform, OS image and serials, a 24-hour test and packaging under your brand.
Read guide →Cyber Resilience Act (CRA): what it requires of the computer inside your machine
What the EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) requires of the computer inside a machine: key dates, SBOM, updates, 24-hour reporting and what to ask your supplier.
Read guide →Ryzen, EPYC, Threadripper or Xeon server: which one your business needs
Which server platform to choose: AMD Ryzen, EPYC or Threadripper, or Intel Xeon. Cores, ECC memory, power, graphics and price, case by case.
Read guide →Server RAID: choosing between RAID 1, 5, 6, 10 and ZFS
Which RAID to choose for a business server: RAID 1, 5, 6 and 10, ZFS, hardware or software RAID, large drives and why RAID is not a backup.
Read guide →Component obsolescence: how to stop a discontinued part from halting your product
How to stop a discontinued part from halting your product: end-of-life notices, last-time buys, second sources, controlled revisions and safety stock.
Read guide →OEM computer: from prototype to series production, step by step
The stages of launching the computer inside your product: requirements, prototype, pilot run, production, acceptance tests, logistics and after-sales.
Read guide →Threadripper or Ryzen 9 workstation: which one you really need
Threadripper or Ryzen 9 for a workstation: cores, clock speed, memory channels, PCIe lanes and multiple graphics cards, with the case for each program.
Read guide →Simulation workstation for Ansys, Abaqus or COMSOL: the hardware that matters
The hardware that finite element and CFD simulation needs: cores, memory channels, amount of RAM, per-core licences, graphics card and scratch drive.
Read guide →What we do
Every guide comes from what we build and test every day in Paterna.
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