When it comes to high-performance computing resources, IT management faces two major problems: capability and capacity. Capability: Sometimes you need to access new technology to provide leading-edge tools to your users to meet project requirements. Common scenarios would include testing … Read More
This guest contribution on the Altair blog is written by the ESRD team, a member of the Altair Partner Alliance With the increased usage of finite element analysis (FEA) software tools for virtual prototyping of new and/or modified engineering designs, and the … Read More
Does using an illegal corked bat really improve your chances of hitting a home run? This post was written by Will Haines, Eric Nelson, and Dmitri Fokin This week’s Major League Baseball All-Star Game and Home Run Derby will showcase … Read More
In “Democratizing Smart Buildings with IoT,” we talked about how the advent of powerful and cost-effective Internet of Things solutions has opened up the realm of connected technology to small- and mid-sized buildings — a benefit that was previously limited … Read More
Until recently, smart buildings have been limited to large commercial sites — but with the advent of powerful and cost-effective Internet of Things (IoT) solutions, owners and managers of small and mid-sized buildings can take advantage of connected technology. Challenges … Read More
Before a product ever goes to market, companies must understand how their products will behave during and beyond their expected use cycle. Building a brand perception of product quality relies on consistently reliable products. Additionally, high development costs and expensive … Read More
No matter if you work at a small company or a multinational corporation, Computer-Aided Engineering (CAE) technology can enable you to identify potential failures, improve performance, and find opportunities for lightweighting and cost savings. Often design and engineering teams rely … Read More
This post was co-authored by Scott Suchyta, Hiroji Kubo, and Kumar Vaibhav Pradipkumar Saxena at Altair. Understanding the operational status of the GPU and incorporating the GPU’s health in the decisions of the job scheduler is useful for ensuring users … Read More
Software sprawl can be a big problem for big organizations. With thousands, tens of thousands or more employees multiplied by the number of applications each of them uses — either periodically or every day, with mixed individual and shared licenses … Read More
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