- Penguin Computing® On Demand™ (POD™) coupled with ANSYS® simulation software helps engineers simulate, design and prototype new products while lowering cost and risk
- As the companies expand their partnership, they initiate the first in a series of joint seminars focused on Engineering Simulation on the Cloud
FREMONT, Calif., April 26, 2018 -- Penguin Computing®, provider of high performance computing (HPC), artificial intelligence (AI), enterprise data center and cloud solutions, today announced that ANSYS, the global leader in engineering simulation software has promoted Penguin Computing to its highest technology partnership level, recognizing Penguin Computing as an ANSYS Advanced Solutions Partner.
With this expanded partnership, Penguin Computing and ANSYS will also premier the first in a series of joint seminars. Beginning in Chicago on May 3, 2018 (with subsequent cities and dates to follow), the half-day seminar, Engineering Simulation on the Cloud, welcomes engineers and IT managers to learn how engineering simulation on the cloud provides flexible access to ANSYS® software and scalable high-performance computing (HPC) resources.
As digitalization progresses from trend to core competency, enterprises are increasingly adopting a cloud platform throughout all aspects of their businesses, including their engineering departments. Engineering innovation and success have become closely linked to the performance of compute-intensive, interdependent simulation tools. Computing throughput, and the number and quality of simulations an engineer can test, directly impacts the design quality, potential costs and overall risk. To meet this growing need, Penguin Computing partners with ANSYS to enable seamless, secure and affordable access to ANSYS software on Penguin Computing On Demand™ (POD™), a true HPC-in-the-cloud platform, that scales on demand and helps engineers solve their tough engineering challenges.
“Naming Penguin Computing as an ANSYS advanced partner demonstrates the power of Penguin Computing On-Demand (POD) to offer our customers agility, scale and security," said Wim Slagter, Director HPC and Cloud Alliances, ANSYS. "For three years, Penguin Computing has helped customers tap the benefits of the cloud. The expanded partnership is a natural progression for Penguin Computing and ANSYS."
Penguin Computing has deep expertise in engineering and manufacturing and has delivered hundreds of enterprise-class manufacturing solutions, powered by its award winning HPC cloud platform, Penguin Computing On Demand (POD). POD is a cloud HPC service that allows organizations to utilize a high-performance, bare-metal, HPC computing environment in the cloud without having to invest in on-premise infrastructure. On POD, customers can take advantage of scalability and performance with expert support included in a secure on-demand environment. POD also offers a clear and concise billing model and no data transfer charges.
“Customers may wish to run simulations at scale or many different permutations simultaneously but may require more computing resources than are readily available in-house.” said Victor Gregorio, Senior Vice President of Cloud Services, Penguin Computing. “The Penguin Computing On-Demand (POD) HPC cloud offers organizations a flexible, cost effective approach to meeting simulation and modeling requirements. POD removes the complexity and high costs of cloud computing while offering a secure and reliable solution that is optimized for ANSYS users.”
The value of POD extends beyond engineering and manufacturing as POD's bare-metal, InfiniBand on demand HPC compute clusters are ideal for organizations engaging in meteorology, biosciences, energy, design and finance - or any other organization with high-performance computing needs.
| Penguin Computing and ANSYS Event Series | ||
| What: | Penguin Computing and ANSYS Event Series | Engineering Simulation on the Cloud | |
| When: | May 3, 2018 | 9:30 AM - 2:30 PM (CST) | |
| Where: | MicroTek Lombard | 720 East Butterfield Road | Lombard, Illinois 60148 | |
| Special Offer: | All seminar attendees will be eligible for FREE trial access to 1,000 core hours HPC-enabled ANSYS simulation on Penguin Computing’s HPC Cloud platform: Penguin Computing on Demand (POD). | |
For additional information, including registration details and the seminar agenda, please visit: https://bit.ly/2JhmmrS
About Penguin Computing
Penguin Computing, Inc. is a 20-year-old, U.S.-based global provider of high-performance computing (HPC), artificial intelligence (AI), and data center solutions with more than 2,500 customers in 40 countries, across eight major vertical markets. Penguin Computing offers a comprehensive portfolio of hardware, software and services, including solutions based on the Open Compute Project (OCP), as well as financing and top-rated customer support. Penguin Computing products include Linux-based servers; software; integrated, turn-key clusters; enterprise-grade storage and bare metal HPC on cloud via Penguin Computing® On-Demand™ (POD). Visit www.penguincomputing.com/ to learn more about the company.
For further information, contact:
Rachel Shatz
Karbo Communications for Penguin Computing
650-270-1097
[email protected]


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