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With the release of Inductiva API v0.15, we’re excited to introduce powerful updates that bring even more control, flexibility, and speed to your simulation workflows. These include: Integration of two advanced open-source simulators for environmental and geotechnical simulations; A revamped Web Console for better usability and file management; A flexible pricing model tailored to your context; Optimizations in resource management and simulator execution. These upgrades are designed with you—scientists, engineers, and technical teams—in mind, to help accelerate innovation while maintaining cost-efficiency and full visibility across your workflows.

The Inductiva Team

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

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

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

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

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