HP/Intel: Maximizing the use of computer-aided simulation to shorten aircraft development time

Maximizing the use of computer-aided simulation to shorten aircraft development time

For decades, large aircraft and engine manufacturers have included computer-aided engineering (CAE) and high-performance computing (HPC) in their design processes. Over the past two decades we have seen drastic changes—the move of simulation requirements from specialized infrastructures to standard IT technologies, and the growth of a niche technology to a centrally managed IT responsibility. The upcoming two decades promise equally dramatic change.

With innovative technologies from Intel and HP, you can boost computational performance and decrease development time. CAE solutions from Intel and HP will show you how to:

• Improve engineering collaboration, productivity and product quality
• Shorten time-to-market
• Reduce your overall development costs and risks
• Ensure today’s infrastructure will help meet tomorrow’s requirements

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HP/Intel Maximize the use of computer-aided simulation to shorten aircraft development time

• Maximum server performance with Intel’s latest Quad-Core technology and 8MB Level 3 cache per processor
• High density compute, with two independent servers on a 1U tray, fitting in the z6000 2U chassis
• Up to 128GB DDR3 system max memory footprint for memory intense applications and 3D models
• 10U bulk rail kit for quick and easy server deployment

• Maximum server performance with Intel’s latest Quad-Core technology and 8MB Level 3 cache per processor
• NC362i Gigabit Ethernet Controller with sideband support for management needs
• Up to 128GB DDR3 system max memory footprint for memory intense applications and 3D models
• 10U bulk rail kit for quick and easy server deployment