US EditionAnsys, Baker Hughes, and Oak Ridge National Laboratory Set New Supercomputing Record on AMD Instinct GPUs
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Ansys, Baker Hughes, and Oak Ridge National Laboratory Set New Supercomputing Record on AMD Instinct GPUs
Baker Hughes solved a 2.2-billion-cell axial turbine simulation with Ansys Fluent® fluid simulation software and 1,024 AMD Instinct MI250X graphics processing units (GPUs) on the world’s first exascale supercomputer at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory Leveraging GPUs on exascale supercomputing systems accelerates computation, allowing for rapid iterations that shorten design-to-market timelines The collaboration marks a breakthrough in computat…
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