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    Re: University of Antwerp makes 4000EUR NVIDIA supercomputer (Score: 0)
    by Anonymous on Tuesday, June 03 2008 @ 00:55:28 CEST
    Hmm, they don't say what calculations they are doing and why they are better than our existing 3D workstations.
    We don't wait days to do our existing 3D mapping, it is done in minutes.
    In addition to that, there is already a company selling a 3D product that uses the GPU to do 3D calculations on CT data. That company is called 3mensio, in the Netherlands. It uses one GFX card though.


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