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Nvidia Blackwell accelerates computer-aided engineering software by 50X
- Nvidia announced that Nvidia Blackwell hardware will accelerate computer-aided engineering software by 50 times for digital twins.
- The accelerated software, combined with Nvidia CUDA-X libraries, will benefit industries like automotive, aerospace, energy, and manufacturing, reducing product development time and costs.
- During the GTC 2025 event, Nvidia unveiled this advancement, stating that virtually all products will be created as digital twins before physical realization.
- Software providers including Altair, Ansys, Cadence, Siemens, and Synopsys are integrating Nvidia Blackwell technologies into their software for enhanced digital twin development.
- Cadence successfully ran multibillion cell simulations for aerospace using Nvidia Grace Blackwell-accelerated systems, reducing simulation time and costs.
- Synopsys observed enhanced performance in chip design workflows when optimizing Synopsys solutions for Nvidia Blackwell.
- Ansys is collaborating closely with Nvidia to empower engineers at Volvo Cars with faster computational fluid dynamics solutions for vehicle optimization.
- Altair's CEO noted the transformative capabilities of Nvidia Blackwell GPUs, accelerating simulations up to 1.6 times faster for design challenges.
- Siemens aims to reduce development times and costs through the combination of Nvidia Blackwell architecture and Siemens' physics-based digital twins.
- Companies like Rescale are leveraging Nvidia technologies in their CAE Hub for high-performance computing and AI applications in the cloud, with applications in aerospace like Boom Supersonic.
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