Harnessing the Power of Cloud Computing 

To clear up confusion and demonstrate that the cloud delivers a total cost of ownership that is lower than on-premises computing, Ansys has published “A Break in the Clouds: The Cost Benefits of Ansys Cloud.”  The white paper illustrates how Ansys Cloud delivers all the speed and efficiency that customers expect from HPC in the cloud ― along with Ansys’ software ― at a cost lower than an on-premises approach.

This white paper describes the architecture of Ansys Cloud and details the security measures that are taken to keep all data safe. Topics include regions and geographies, data residency, data retention and deletion policy, functionality, scalability support and threat modeling.

To assist customers, Intel collaborated with Ansys and with MVConcept to measure the performance of select Intel Xeon Scalable processor families using both single and multi-node Ansys Fluent and Ansys Mechanical official benchmarks spanning a range of size regimes and solvers.

To perform analyses rapidly and affordably, Toyo Advanced Technologies engineers used Ansys Fluent via a cloud service for model-based CAE, instead of installing a high-performance computing system in their own facility.

Larger, more complex silicon designs are straining verification methodologies and slowing time to results and time to market. Xilinx engineers wanted to leverage big-data analytics to simplify their verification flow on leading-edge chips, and they looked to Ansys for answers.

Ansys’ customers faced daunting productivity obstacles at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. Unable to access their office’s on-premise HPC resources, how could engineering teams run complex simulations? Ansys Cloud offered a solution. 

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Before the end of this year, we will have enabled our customers to use our core software products from any location, on any hardware, and via their own choice of cloud service provider, giving our customers direct control over the management of their cloud resources, while still enabling them to maximize the use of our technology to solve their engineering challenges.

Ansys customers have another reason to leverage Ansys’ simulation solutions in the cloud with the latest 3rd Gen AMD EPYC processors with 3D V-Cache technology. The development unites three powerful catalysts of innovation — chip development, simulation, and cloud computing.