A new study reveals that, for a complex CFD problem solved using Ansys Fluent, an optimized cloud setting results in accelerated solution runtimes. To optimize results for users, Ansys Gateway powered by AWS has preconfigured Fluent settings that enable customers to get the best performance right out of the box. Download this white paper to […]
Faster CFD Solution Times via the Cloud: The Power of Ansys Fluent and Ansys Gateway powered by AWS
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ANSYS® FLUENT® ON MICROSOFT® AZURE® HBv3 VIRTUAL MACHINES FEATURING AMD 3D V-CACHE™ TECHNOLOGY
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ANSYS® FLUENT® ON MICROSOFT® AZURE® HBv3 VIRTUAL MACHINES FEATURING AMD 3D V-CACHE™ TECHNOLOGY COMPUTATIONAL FLUID DYNAMICS AMD EPYC™7003 Series Processors with AMD 3D V-Cache deliver outstanding scale-out performance running Ansys® Fluent® on Microsoft® Azure® HBv3 virtual machines. This performance brief concludes that Azure HBv3 VMs powered by AMD EPYC 7003 Series processors with AMD […]
Staying at the Cutting Edge of Automotive Design Technology with Azure Cloud Platform and AMD
October 20, 2022 by
[SPONSORED CONTENT] In automotive, first movers have a massive advantage. Success in the industry centers on vehicle R&D, at the core of which is design, performance and crash safety multi-physics software. Generating remarkably true-to-life simulations, these applications quicken vehicle time-to-market, allowing engineers to sample more design options and conduct more virtual tests in less time. […]
Supercomputing the Hyperloop on Azure
February 14, 2017 by
Today Cycle Computing announced that the HyperXite team is using CycleCloud software to manage Hyperloop simulations using ANSYS Fluent on the Azure Cloud. “Our mission is optimize and economize the transportation of the future and Cycle Computing has made that endeavor so much easier, said Nima Mohseni, Simulation Lead, HyperXite. “We absolutely require a solution that can compress and condense our timeline while providing the powerful computational results we require. Thank you to Cycle Computing for making a significant difference in our ability to complete our work.”
SGI and ANSYS Achieve New World Record in HPC
September 25, 2016 by
Over at the ANSYS Blog, Tony DeVarco writes that the company worked with SGI to break a world record for HPC scalability. “Breaking last year’s 129,024 core record by more than 16,000 cores, SGI was able to run the ANSYS provided 830 million cell gas combustor model from 1,296 to 145,152 CPU cores.This reduces the total solver wall clock time to run a single simulation from 20 minutes for 1,296 cores to a mere 13 seconds using 145,152 cores and achieving an overall scaling efficiency of 83%.”
