Introducing Corvid Cloud HPC for Ansys Software

August 11, 2023 Conrad Magalis

Pre-Configured Cloud for Simulation

Introducing Corvid Cloud HPC

By leveraging Corvid HPC for Ansys Software, your team can supplement on-premise hardware with the latest high performance computing resources to perform a higher volume of simulations with quicker results and greater economic efficiency.

Your simulations can be larger and more complicated -- with higher-fidelity and accuracy, using high-performance computing (HPC). Corvid HPC allows users to scale -- from single-user to larger teams -- both efficiently and economically. Rand Simulation and Corvid have partnered to offer a simple, turnkey, and cost-effective HPC solution for organizations of all sizes.

Learn how others in the SMB engineering space are increasing engineering throughput while lowering hardware costs by partnering with Rand & Corvid HPC.

Solution overview:

Ansys Tools Preinstalled & Preconfigured
ITAR, CUI, NQA-1 Workflows supported
Bring your own licenses (solvers, HPC or Ansys Elastic Currency)

HPC made simple:

5 ¢ per core/hr
$10 per TB per month
No subscription or data fees
Pre & post paid available
$1,000 to get started

How to get started:

Contact the Rand Simulation team to get started. We will help you navigate the process and decide if Corvid HPC is right for you.

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About the Author

Conrad Magalis is responsible for the adoption of advanced digital engineering practices at Rand Simulation. Conrad has a broad range of experience within manufacturing and industrial industries. His acumen is focused on progressive business and engineering decisions, with practical outcomes.
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