Cadence Unveils the World's First AI Powered Supercomputer for Design

February 15, 2024 at 15:37 PM EST

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A video accompanying this announcement is available at: https://youtu.be/CHaqwqO0AD4

In an era where artificial intelligence is the driving force behind innovation, the AI powered supercomputer represents a leap forward ushering in a new era of intelligent computing that will help transform design in the automotive, aerospace and defense, energy and turbomachinery industries.

Some of the present and future uses of the supercomputer include reducing the world’s carbon footprint, pursuing the goal of ‘flawless design’, faster/better/cheaper goods, and enabling F1 teams like McLaren Racing and Honda to build better, faster and more efficient vehicles.

Cadence is at the forefront of these developments and conducted a nationwide media tour live from Levi Stadium, home of the San Francisco 49ers announcing the introduction of the Millennium M1 Platform.

Cadence® Millennium™ M1 Enterprise Multiphysics Platform is the industry’s first computational fluid dynamics (CFD) supercomputing platform. This turnkey solution includes dedicated graphics processing unit (GPU) hardware, extremely fast interconnections and an enhanced AI-driven high-fidelity CFD software stack optimized for GPU acceleration. Millennium instances can be fused into a unified cluster, enabling simulation with thousands of nodes. This powerful combination enables customers to achieve an unprecedented same-day turnaround time and near-linear scalability when simulating complex mechanical systems in real-world operating conditions.

During the media tour topics that were discussed included:

· What the introduction of the 1st AI powered supercomputer for design means

· How it is being used, including insights on its usage for McLaren Racing and the America’s Cup racing team

· Benefits for the environment, both long term and immediate, including optimizing power use in datacenters, which are on course to account for 10% of the world’s carbon footprint in the next decade.

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