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Inductiva API v0.14 release

February 17, 2025

GPU-Accelerated Simulations on Inductiva.AI – Faster, More Efficient HPC with Inductiva API v0.14

Inductiva API v0.14 introduces GPU-powered numerical simulations, real-time output monitoring, seamless AWS exports, and an expanded set of built-in simulators, enhancing high-performance computing (HPC) for scientific research. With GPU acceleration now available, users can leverage parallel computing for faster, large-scale simulations, significantly reducing runtime and boosting performance in molecular dynamics, CFD, fusion energy, and AI-driven physics modeling.

The Inductiva Team

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January 27, 2025

Unveiling v0.13: Local Meets Cloud and More

Run simulations your way with Bring Your Own Hardware (BYOH), leverage upgraded OpenFOAM and DualSPHysics support, and take full control with enhanced cost transparency. Transform your scientific computing workflow today!

The Inductiva Team

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December 25, 2024

Inductiva API v0.12: Benchmarking and Beyond

Discover the latest features in Inductiva API v0.12, including powerful benchmarking tools to optimize performance and costs, enhanced usability, and more!

The Inductiva Team

Allocating Computational Resources in a Diverse Chip Ecosystem

December 18, 2024

Allocating Computational Resources in a Diverse Chip Ecosystem

Dive into the "Allocation Problem" in cloud computing and see how Inductiva’s benchmarking tools help you make better-informed decisions for performance and cost optimization.

Luís Sarmento

Maya Hershey

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December 13, 2024

The New Renaissance of Chip Design and Its Economics

Explore the new renaissance in chip design as hyperscalers like Amazon, Google, and Microsoft transform the industry. Discover the economic and technological shifts shaping the future of computing and what it means for engineers, scientists, and the chip ecosystem.

Luís Sarmento

Maya Hershey

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December 11, 2024

The Black SWAN: Debugging the Unexpected

Dive into our challenges switching SWAN’s executable, uncovering peculiarities in MPI and machinefile behavior across local and cloud environments.

Paulo Barbosa

Maya Hershey