Detailed analysis of automotive aerodynamics has historically been a long and laborious process, and it could take weeks or months to complete design validation. Highly resolved, transient computational fluid dynamics (CFD) simulations based on pure CPU systems were very computationally … Read More
Going beyond software license monitoring… Altair SAO, our software license analytics solution, includes algorithms to analyze denials, categorize them, and ultimately identify “real” or “true” denials related to license count capacity. Denials represent a penalty for not having adequate licenses, … Read More
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
For more than 30 years, Harry Houdini awed audiences with his death-defying stunts that earned him the reputation as the greatest magician and escape artist that had ever lived. His fearlessness, mastery of sleight-of-hand, and panache for the dramatic earned … Read More
Why bother? Indeed. Why bother? I would like to make evident why it’s worth the bother. Not all readers might agree with my point of view, and I look forward to hearing from them. Over the past seven years I … Read More
By the year 2025, IDC predicts the amount of data worldwide will reach 175 zettabytes (ZB). How much is that really? If 175ZB were stored on Blu-Ray disc, the stack would reach the moon. And consider this: that prediction is … Read More
This guest contribution on the Altair Blog is written by the CAEfatigue Team, a member of the Altair Partner Alliance. Similar to the last blog post where we talked about frequency matching between the Solver FRF and the input PSD loading, there … Read More
On a recent trip to Toronto, I looked out the window at a construction crane and noticed persistent motion from wind induced pressure. The motion was oscillatory in nature, rotating the arm back and forth, for as long as the … 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
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