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ANSYS offers a broad portfolio of simulation tools to tackle engineering challenges. Lots of these highly sophisticated simulations require high performance compute (HPC) capacities to run – and more and more engineers are taking these workloads to the cloud. But why?
Many industry predictions for 2019 are talking about the wider and growing acceptance of Artificial Intelligence, Big Data, Industry 4.0, Digital Twins, 3D Printing, and Cloud Computing; no surprise, as this is a continuation of 2018
If you ever wanted to know how useful Artificial Intelligence can be for CAE, here is one educational example.
In this Blog, we demonstrate the impact of computer simulations on personalized health care and present two recent research projects managed by UberCloud, aiming at living heart and brain simulations which have recently been rewarded with several prestigious international awards.
During SC18, The International Conference for High Performance Computing, Networking, Storage, and Analysis, UberCloud has won three of the industry’s most prestigious community awards.
ANSYS Innovation conference featured exciting new use cases for the broad ANSYS portfolio
Stewart Bible from Resolved Analytics talks about a group of CFD software which he calls CAD Embedded CFD – Part 1 of Stewart’s CFD Software Comparison Series.
UberCloud offers SaaS for engineers and lets you run interactive analyses on Microsoft Azure. But getting an UberCloud account and running HPC applications in Azure is still new to many. Learn more from Thomas Schoenemeyer from Microsoft in this guest blog post.
In case you are running large ansys simulations or need to solve lots of model variations it is worth to take a closer look at cloud hpc. You might end up saving a lot of time and … costs.