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Simulating Car Crashes with Supercomputers – and Lego
October 18, 2019
It’s an experiment many of us have carried out at home: crashing two Lego creations into each other, bricks flying everywhere. But for the researchers at the Read more…
MareNostrum Supercomputer Boosts SEAT’s Vehicle Aerodynamics
June 10, 2019
Spain’s MareNostrum 4, housed at the Barcelona Supercomputing Center (BSC), is helping to design the aerodynamics of every new car that Spanish automobile man Read more…
ISC18’s Industrial Day Slate: Digital Twins, CFD for Automotive, HPC for SMEs
June 23, 2018
For enterprise IT strategists, this year’s Industrial Day (Tuesday, June 26) at ISC18 in Frankfurt will cover a range of topics – digital twins, AI and mac Read more…
NVIDIA Pascal GPUs Coming to Automotive ‘Supercomputer’
January 6, 2016
It's no secret that NVIDIA is eager to take elements of its successful GPGPU ecosystem developed in partnership with the HPC community and transfer these to Read more…
The Evolution of HPC in Manufacturing
July 22, 2014
HPC has reached a tipping point where industry use has expanded dramatically. So what role do supercomputers have in manufacturing? Speaking on this topic is Gr Read more…
Safety Simulation Sets Speed Record
May 8, 2014
For the automotive and aerospace industries, crash and safety analysis by finite elements is used to shorten the design cycle and reduce costs. Recently, a popu Read more…
The Power of Commercial Support for Open Core Products: Tata Steel Automotive Engineering
August 22, 2011
Like most business savvy customers, Tata Steel Automotive Engineering continuously monitors operational costs in an effort to guarantee they are receiving quality solutions, at cost-effective prices. When Tata Steel originally sought a workload management solution, Grid Engine was the perfect fit as an open-source solution. However, self-support solutions often contain hidden costs and risks, which lead TSAE to evolve from an open source solution to a commercial product with commercial support and an open source core, from Univa Corporation. Read more…
High-performance Computing Revs up Simulations like FEA, CFD
December 10, 2009
Automotive and aerospace simulations get a boost from Windows HPC clusters. Read more…
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