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Inductiva API v0.16 release

May 12, 2025

🔄 Real time Outputs, 💼 Smarter Projects, 🏷️ Metadata at scale, 🔒Private Simulators and two new ways to model the ocean 🌊 : What’s New in Inductiva.AI v0.16

We’re happy to share with our community Inductiva.AI v0.16, a powerful new release designed to help you organize simulations at scale, preserve context with metadata, and gain full control over your simulation environments. This version brings major upgrades to Project management, adds built-in metadata support, and now allows you to run your own private simulators securely. Plus, we’ve expanded our simulator catalog with two new engines for hydrodynamics and coastal modeling: OpenTelemac and Delft3D. Whether you're managing 10 or 10,000 simulations, this release helps you move faster, stay organized, and simulate anything — from river flows to molecular dynamics — on your terms.

The Inductiva Team

Inductiva API v0.15 release

March 24, 2025

Inductiva API v0.15 - Smarter Simulations, Flexible Pricing, and Enhanced Usability

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 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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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