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January 6, 2022
Engineers have been constrained by traditional desktop CAE tools for such a long time and to such an extent that the accessibility and wide adoption of simulation completely stalled compared to the ubiquitous use of CAD software. Access to modern engineering simulation tools in the cloud is critical because of the accessibility they offer. They are intrinsically collaborative, fairly priced, and empower engineering teams to quickly assess product performance and accelerate design iterations by leveraging the virtually limitless computational power of the cloud.
SimScale is making the wide adoption of engineering simulation tools possible by investing in a cloud-native approach. When CAE simulation tools are born in the cloud, they are inherently scalable, fast, integrated, proactive, easy to use, and cost-effective. The SimScale platform handles structural, thermal, and fluid flow analysis with high-fidelity: Engineering teams don’t have to simplify their models because of licensing, hardware, and time constraints.
As part of our Technology Leadership profile series, we spoke to SimScale CEO David Heiny about the democratization of simulation and the cloud.
Learn more about SimScale here.
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