Pay-Per-Use Licensing for Cloud Computing

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Rapid growth in the use of Ansys engineering simulation tools — and in the demand for high performance computing — is driving interest in cloud computing. A key question for customers considering a switch to the cloud is how software licensing will work there, and when and how ANSYS will support a pay-per-use model.

View this webinar to get answers to these questions, and learn how our new licensing model can augment the ANSYS licenses you already deploy for your ongoing engineering simulation needs.

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