HPC - Virtual Engineering
Self-service cloud supercomputing that runs ANSYS engineering simulations at scale, so MedTech R and D proves designs faster.
9,500+
Simulation jobs run
ANSYS jobs submitted via the HPC portal
300+
Engineers onboarded
active simulation users across NA and EU
180,000+
Compute hours delivered
annual HPC cluster time used for simulation
Figures are illustrative placeholders for this preview — live metrics integration from each solution's source is planned.
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1.9 minOverview
HPC - Virtual Engineering is a self-service high-performance computing portal that lets MedTech R and D engineers run demanding ANSYS simulations - structural, thermal, fluid, and other physics analyses - on powerful cloud compute clusters instead of their own workstations. Engineers submit, monitor, and retrieve simulation jobs through a web portal available across North America and Europe, with managed ANSYS solver versions and guided onboarding. By moving simulation off the desktop and onto elastic cloud HPC, teams can validate device designs and explore more design options without buying or managing local hardware - so more of the engineering happens virtually, before a physical prototype is ever built.
What it does
- Run ANSYS structural, thermal, and fluid simulations on cloud HPC clusters
- Self-service simulation job submission, monitoring, and retrieval through a web portal
- Elastic compute that scales past the limits of an individual workstation
- Regional access across North America and Europe
- Guided onboarding and governed access for new simulation users
- Managed, centrally maintained ANSYS solver versions and upgrades
Getting access
For access to HPC - Virtual Engineering, or for any data or integration request, contact the listed application owner. The team will assess your requirements and recommend the best approach for your use case.
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