CFD in the Cloud

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The CFD Mixtape

M-Star CFD

9 episodes

6 days ago

Welcome to the CFD Mixtape - a brand new podcast from the experts at M-Star CFD! M-Star President John Thomas hosts a weekly discussion about all things Computational Fluid Dynamics. Join him (and special guests) for pressing questions and lively conversations about CFD.

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CFD in the Cloud

The CFD Mixtape

18 minutes 49 seconds

3 years ago

CFD in the Cloud

This week, guest Kevin Smith, M-Star's Director of Software Development, joins John to discuss computational fluid dynamics in the cloud.

In this episode, John and Kevin discuss:

The history and emergence of cloud-based computing for CFD.
The sticking points of using GPU instances in the cloud.
How to get up and running with cloud-based GPU resources and CFD software – fast and frictionless.

“We just want our clients running simulations, adding value to their enterprises, doing good science.” – Kevin Smith

Question about deploying CFD software and GPU resources in the cloud? Contact us at mstarcfd.com to join the conversation.

Learn more about deploying CFD software in the cloud:

About M-Star

M-Star Simulations, LLC, is a software company focused on the development of computational tools for modeling momentum, energy and mass transport within engineering and biological systems. By pairing modern algorithms with graphical processing card (GPU) architectures, this software enables users to quickly perform calculations with predictive fidelity that rivals physical experiment. These outcomes are achieved using a simple graphical interface that requires minimal user specification and setup times. Founded in Maryland in 2014, M-Star Simulations has grown to include commercial, government and academic users across North America, South America, Europe and Asia.

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