Rescale is excited to announce a technology collaboration that provides Autodesk Moldflow software users the ability to run their simulations on the Rescale platform. Existing Autodesk Moldflow Insight software customers can access Rescale’s on-demand, high performance computing (HPC) platform in order to benefit from Rescale’s powerful and scalable hardware resources.
Rescale provides a highly secure, enterprise solution that enables companies to seamlessly accelerate their simulations with access to customizable, on-demand HPC resources available directly through a web browser. Rescale is a multi-cloud environment with more than 30 data centers globally providing a wide range of hardware offerings, including an ITAR compliant environment and specialty hardware such as InfiniBand and GPUs.
Autodesk is a leader in 3D design, engineering and entertainment software, and has developed a comprehensive portfolio of innovative simulation solutions to address the needs of their customers. Through this collaboration, Autodesk is providing an additional way for customers to take their simulation development and efficiency to greater heights.
“The ability to dynamically scale available compute power for running Moldflow enables companies to overcome resource bottlenecks and maximize the impact that Moldflow can have on manufacturing costs and quality,” Seth Hindman, senior manager, advanced materials and processes at Autodesk.
With Moldflow, understanding how design variations and process parameters affect both the quality and manufacturing of plastic parts is critical. Rescale’s turnkey solution allows Moldflow customers to seamlessly execute large-scale Design of Experiments (DOE) that enable them to fully explore their design space.
“We greatly value this collaboration with Autodesk and are very happy to be adding Moldflow to the Rescale platform,” Joris Poort, CEO at Rescale. “Our scalable platform will allow users to unleash the full potential of the powerful Moldflow software and instantly execute large scale simulations in the cloud.”
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