CFD (Computational Fluid Dynamics) plays a crucial role in aerodynamics across industries by running computer simulations to optimize performance and reduce design risks.
By utilizing AWS's technical infrastructure, Formula 1 teams are gearing up for the 2026 regulations, focusing on aerodynamics and cost-cutting measures.
With the 2026 regulations emphasizing reduced aerodynamic drag and enhanced electrical power, teams are faced with challenges like limited development work and testing restrictions.
AWS's Graviton3 processor offers significant improvements in CFD simulations, providing faster computation and handling larger datasets efficiently.
Graviton3's enhanced vector processing and DDR5 RAM increase simulation accuracy, allowing for detailed modeling of aerodynamic effects.
The Hpc7g instance family by AWS enhances high-performance computing for Formula 1 CFD simulations, enabling detailed modeling of complex aerodynamic interactions.
Teams using AWS infrastructure have experienced significant reductions in simulation run times, enabling faster design iterations and decision-making processes.
AWS's secure platform ensures data integrity and cybersecurity for Formula 1 teams, allowing for strategic focus on performance-oriented innovation.
The shift to active aerodynamics in Formula 1 necessitates rigorous simulation and validation, facilitated by AWS's infrastructure for exploring aerodynamic states and enhancements.
The democratization of CFD resources through AWS enables teams to stay competitive and foster unpredictable outcomes, leveling the playing field in Formula 1.
AWS revolutionizes aerodynamic development in Formula 1 by providing scalable, efficient, and cost-effective solutions, empowering teams of all sizes in the competition.