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[SPONSORED GUEST ARTICLE]  Geopolitical change is having tectonic impact on the global manufacturing industry. In the U.S., western Europe and other [...]

NASCAR was due for a new generation of race car, but with the high costs of crash tests and crash test facility closures due to Covid, the organization decided to lean into crash test simulation technology.

The challenges of building large-scale wind turbines are now a bit less complex with the help of simulation and cloud computing. Engineers are utilizing this revolutionary technology to construct safely and efficiently.

Founded in 2003, Liftra is recognised by the international wind turbine industry as a professional specialist in lifting and transportation...

OnScale will augment Ansys cloud portfolio by providing a cloud-native, web-based user interface and framework / Key Highlights Ansys current marketplace and...

PITTSBURGH, March 21, 2022 – Ansys (NASDAQ: ANSS) today said its customers will have automatic cloud access to new 3rd Gen AMD EPYC processors with AMD 3D [...]

Ansys Cloud will automatically upgrade to offer the AMD EPYC 7003 Series processors with AMD 3D V-Cache technology today 3rd Gen AMD EPYC processors with AMD 3D V-Cache use 3D stacking technology to provide fantastic performance for technical computing workloads PITTSBURGH, PA, March 21, 2022 – Ansys (NASDAQ: ANSS) customers will have automatic cloud access…

Feb. 2, 2022 -- Ansys software and services reduce obstacles to enable customers to solve today's complex engineering challenges. Engineering simulation

Van Oord and Ansys Accelerate the Design of Highly Sustainable Offshore Wind Turbines Ansys helps reduce model run time from 150 hours to 24 hours, speeding development time by 7x News provided by Share this article / Key Highlights Van Oord Offshore Wind Monopile Foundation. Photo courtesy of Van Oord. Ansys solutions enable Van Oord to quickly increase design load combinations and improve calculation time for advanced wind turbine foundation development Van Oords engineers use Ansys Cloud an...

Dutch company Van Oord is working with US company Ansys to speed environmental sustainability while expediting new foundation designs for the offshore wind industry. Van Oord said designing foundations typically requires its engineers to invest considerable time developing numerous complex, dynamic analysis finite element models. To accelerate and optimise the simulation process, Van Oords engineering team is now working with Ansys partner Infinite Simulation Systems to harness Ansys Mechanical...