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At my previous startup I often had to spin up high powered Windows machines for the MechEs to run their solidworks simulations. It was always a hassle and they
by doctoboggan 5y ago
At my previous startup I often had to spin up high powered Windows machines for the MechEs to run their solidworks simulations. It was always a hassle and they never remembered to turn them off when they were done. IIRC they cost about $30/hour and that adds up if you forget and leave it running over the weekend.
I would have definitely used a service like yours if it supported solidworks simulations. Especially if it auto timed out.