GPU
GPU acceleration technology for CFD simulations, claiming 20X–50X faster convergence and 50%+ cost reduction with no loss in accuracy or robustness.
What it does
GPU acceleration technology for CFD simulations, claiming 20X–50X faster convergence and 50%+ cost reduction with no loss in accuracy or robustness. Optimized over a decade for GPU architecture with exact accuracy between CPU and GPU implementations and high scalability across multiple GPUs and GPU nodes.
- aerospace CFD simulation
- airfoil design
- turbomachinery analysis
- GPU-accelerated CFD
- cloud CFD deployment
- Category
- Compute and accelerators
- Built for
- Defense and aerospace, Real estate and construction
- Users
- aerospace engineers, designers
- Public API
- Not offered
Not yet disclosed: deployment options, platforms, languages and support channels.
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