Renault set to install new supercomputer
Renault is set to become the next Formula One team to turn to the powers of a supercomputer to help it move up the grid.
It has emerged that Appro, a California-based company, has won a contract to supply a high-performance `Xtreme-X2` supercomputer to the French team`s new CFD (computational fluid dynamics) facility at Enstone in the UK.
The computer, apparently increasing the team`s computing capacity by a factor of five, will be shipped and installed at the factory by the end of June, Appro confirmed.
BMW use similar systems with first Albert and more recently the Albert2.
E.A.
10.4.2008 ▪ Formula One ▪ en.f1-live.com
Renault set to install new supercomputer
Renault is set to become the next Formula One team to turn to the powers of a supercomputer to help it move up the grid.
It has emerged that Appro, a California-based company, has won a contract to supply a high-performance `Xtreme-X2` supercomputer to the French team`s new CFD (computational fluid dynamics) facility at Enstone in the UK.
The computer, apparently increasing the team`s computing capacity by a factor of five, will be shipped and installed at the factory by the end of June, Appro confirmed.
BMW use similar systems with first Albert and more recently the Albert2.
E.A.
10.4.2008 ▪ Formula One ▪ Renault ▪ en.f1-live.com
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