Pune: Ansys Software Private Limited, a leading provider of engineering simulation software, has inaugurated its latest high-performance computing (HPC) data center, DC-3, at its Pune facility.
The center was officially opened by Neeraj Mathur and Ulkesh Desai, President and Vice President of the Space Society of Mechanical Engineers (SSME), SAC-ISRO.
The newly launched DC-3 data center is set to significantly enhance Ansys’ computational power, supporting advanced technical simulations and innovation across a range of industries. With this addition, Ansys Pune now operates three on-site data centers, including DC-2 and DC-3, both equipped with sophisticated HPC cluster capabilities.
Neeraj Mathur, President of SSME, SAC-ISRO, emphasized the central role of HPC in modern innovation, particularly in sectors such as aerospace and simulation-driven engineering.
He noted that Ansys' continued investment in India’s HPC infrastructure would empower engineers and researchers to address increasingly complex engineering challenges while contributing to the country's technological development.
Ulkesh Desai, Vice President of SSME, SAC-ISRO, highlighted that DC-3's focus on GPU technology positions it to drive innovation and keep pace with evolving technology trends. He further stressed that the facility demonstrates Ansys' commitment to building a platform for future technological exploration and discovery.
In addition to bolstering Ansys’ internal research and development efforts, DC-3 will also support the company’s customers across key sectors such as automotive, aerospace, and healthcare.
The integration of on-premise HPC resources, alongside cloud computing options, positions Ansys Pune as a vital center for innovation, contributing to both the company's global initiatives and India’s technological growth.
Mike Yeager, Area Vice President for India and Japan at Ansys, said that the launch of DC-3 underscores Ansys’ focus on fostering innovation through cutting-edge technology.
He noted that the center not only increases computational power but also enables teams and customers to explore new possibilities in engineering simulation, particularly through the use of GPU technology.
Murali Pullela, Director of Sales at Ansys, added that the DC-3 launch reinforces Ansys' long-standing commitment to providing its customers with state-of-the-art simulation technology.
He remarked that the facility’s GPU capabilities will lead to faster and more precise simulations, underscoring the company’s dedication to delivering best-in-class solutions.