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CAE and Cloud Computing Among the Big Winners in Coming Years

Wolfgang Gentzsch, president and co-founder of the UberCloud and Rev-Sim Moderator shares his thoughts on the coming years in this MCADCafe article.

Democratization of HPC Part 1: Simulation Sheds Light on Building Dispute

This is the first of three articles demonstrating the growing acceptance of High Performance Computing especially in new user communities and application areas.

University of Buffalo Center for Computational Research expanding industry partnership program

The University at Buffalo Center for Computational Research (CCR) is expanding its super-computing capability with new grants. The center will use the awards to purchase advanced computing equipment that will triple its computing power, enabling it to better support new and existing businesses in advanced manufacturing, the life sciences and other industries.