Firefly Aerospace, a start-up based in the suburbs of Austin, Texas, is building a rocket to fly to the moon. No, this isn’t a remake of “A Grand Day Out With Wallace and Gromit,” in which the animated duo go to the lunar surface on a search for cheese; it’s a real company. It’s also…
The overall computing resources required for semiconductor development doubles every 2 years. For many companies using on-premise computing resources, this rate of change is unsustainable. Rescale enables R&D teams with a turnkey solution that quickly and easily engages diverse cloud computing resources and unifies them with on-premise resources under a single, secure, and highly-manageable platform.
Disrupting the Cargo Industry Boundary Layer Technologies is a category-defining company. They design small hydrofoil cargo ships posed to disrupt the transportation industry. Currently, the only options for intercontinental shipping are air and traditional cargo ships. Air is quick but very expensive; whereas, ships are cheaper but significantly slower, up to ten times slower. There…
Zeleros, a startup developing an innovative hyperloop system to revolutionize ground travel, optimized the quality and efficiency of its simulations with high performance computing (HPC)
Executive Snapshot: GPU-Powered Transformer Models Poised to AccelerateDrug Discovery and Disrupt Drug Development This IDC Perspective provides analysts insights on the importance of GPU-powered transformer models in accelerating drug discovery and development. It analyzes industry challenges and reviews use cases, including the value of these transformer models in fueling innovation to deal with COVID-19. It…
The team of researchers, scientists, and engineers at AZothBio bring rich experience from their backgrounds in life sciences, biotechnologies, and pharmaceuticals. Their mission is to
Sensatek Propulsion Technology, situated on the Space Coast – the aerospace hub of Florida, delivers cutting-edge turbine sensor technology to customers in record time. In the
Up against the limits of their internal compute capacity, Specialized Bicycle Components needed a more flexible and simplified solution to power their computer-aided engineering simulations.
