TotalCAE announces HPC private cloud appliance for Converge
Ann Arbor, MI. TotalCAE, a provider of private and public cloud computing services for engineers, has announced its high performance computing (HPC) private cloud appliance for speeding up simulations using Converge computational fluid dynamics software from Convergent Science.
The TotalCAE HPC cluster appliance eliminates the need to know Linux or complicated batch scheduler commands. All interaction with the appliance is through a simple-to-use web browser that requires just two clicks to solve.
“Thanks to TotalCAE’s private and public cloud solutions, Converge users can take advantage of high performance computing to efficiently run high fidelity simulations and thus maximize the value that our CFD software provides to their engineering team,” said Daniel Lee, Ph.D., vice president and co-owner, Convergent Science.
The TotalCAE appliance, Converge software, Converge license manager, and cluster middleware are proactively managed by TotalCAE in the customer data center, eliminating IT barriers to adopting HPC for Converge through a single dedicated IT team to keep engineers productive.
“TotalCAE enables our clients to reduce time to market by eliminating the cost and complexity of moving from engineering workstations to a HPC environment to reduce simulation time. The entire appliance is proactively managed top to bottom by TotalCAE allowing the engineer to focus on doing engineering and not worry about IT issues,” said Rodney Mach, CEO of TotalCAE.
TotalCAE will highlight the product during the Convergent Science 2016 Converge User Conference, September 26-30 in Madison, WI.