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Workshop 01 - 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm |
Trust in High-Performance Computing: Ensuring Accuracy in the Age of AI
Mixed solver usage for non-linear FEA Simulation
Bruno Gaudin, Senior Application Engineer, Synopsys
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Les logiciels Eléments Finis ont utilisé pendant des dizaines d'années une technologie de résolution directe ou itérative. Comment une nouvelle technique de résolution mixte peut-elle répondre aux besoins utilisateurs ? Cette présentation détaillera des résultats de simulation en termes de performance, consommation mémoire et précision relative. Des résultats plus détaillés seront donnés pour un modèle de plusieurs millions de degrés de liberté nécessitant plus d’un centaine d'itérations cumulées pour converger. L’utilisation des CPU ET GPU sera abordée en soulignant l'utilisation de GPU ayant des hautes performances en FP32 (single precision). |
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Biographie : With nearly a decade of experience in engineering simulation, Bruno Gaudin began his career at Safran Aerospace, where he worked between 2015 and 2017 on thermal and mechanical simulations for fuel management equipment projects. In 2017, he joined Ansys (Synopsys) as a support engineer, where he spent four years helping customers deploy and optimize their simulation workflows across a wide range of industries, with an initial focus on electronic reliability. Since 2021, he has transitioned toward a more pre-sales–oriented role, supporting customers in defining and implementing effective simulation strategies. He has also expanded his expertise into the High-Performance Computing (HPC) area, helping users leverage advanced hardware architectures, including CPUs and GPUs, to accelerate large-scale simulations and enhance overall engineering productivity. |
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