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inductiva API v0.9: New Simulators, Dynamic Disk Resizing

September 20, 2024

Release news: Inductiva API v0.9 is here!

Discover the latest updates in Inductiva API v0.9, featuring new simulators like NWChem and FVCOM, dynamic disk resizing, dynamic code execution for OpenFOAM, and an enhanced metrics dashboard for better simulation tracking!

The Inductiva Team

Manual to compile FVCOM model simulator, highlighting common issues and solutions for engineers compiling FVCOM on Linux, MacOS and Windows systems.

September 9, 2024

Compiling FVCOM: A Handy Guide to Solving Common Issues

Struggling to compile FVCOM? Our step-by-step manual tackles common errors and provides solutions for running FVCOM on a modern machine.

Maya Hershey

Paulo Barbosa

Banner image for blog post on generating synthetic data with numerical simulations using Inductiva API for Physics-ML models

September 4, 2024

Supercharge your Physics-ML with Inductiva’s Cloud-Based Simulation API

Level up your Physics-ML models with high-quality and diverse synthetic data using Inductiva’s Cloud-Based Simulation API.

Maya Hershey

Luís Sarmento

Aerodynamic simulation of a race car using OpenFOAM

August 23, 2024

Transform your Complex Simulations into easy-to-use Python Packages with the Inductiva API

Discover how you can tap into Inductiva API´s functionalities to package and share your complex simulation applications, allowing others to make use of them without requiring in-depth domain knowledge or having to set up their own computational resources.

Maya Hershey

Rodrigo Valério

Hugo Penedones

Luís Sarmento

Inductiva API v0.8 release banner

July 12, 2024

Inductiva API v0.8 release

The Inductiva API v0.8 release represents a significant improvement in the overall user experience, transparency, metrics and cost-awareness.

Luís Sarmento

Cláudia Silva

Inductiva API v0.7 release image

June 20, 2024

Inductiva API v0.7 release

The Inductiva API v0.7 brings the concept of Projects that aggregate many tasks, a series of usability improvements and the AMR-Wind simulator.

Luís Sarmento

Hugo Penedones