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Optimization is Key – with more fidelity

Explore the challenges of optimizing industrial design with more fidelity today to meet tomorrow's complexities. Learn about the key elements driving maturity in the HPC sector and the need for a sophisticated approach. Discover how economic development recognition and a robust ecosystem are crucial for end-to-end production. Uncover the fragmented demand and diverse sectors shaping the future of industrial design.

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Optimization is Key – with more fidelity

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  1. Optimization is Key – with more fidelity FIDELITY today TIME Industrial Design Cycle tomorrow’s challenge COMPLEXITY Source: Rolls-Royce ShyamNeerarambam

  2. HPC Game Changers • Maturity in HPC sector • Broader adoption requires different access model • More sophistication requires UQ • Economic development recognition • Beyond HPC agencies: DoD, DOE, NSF • Front end, Microsoft, Azure, Amazon, petascale • GAPS • Information, access, code licensing & parallelization • Fragmented demand; dissimilar domains & sectors • Ecosystem for end-to-end production • Capability vs. Capacity industry.ncsa.illinois.edu

  3. Examples • Why didn’t you tell us? • Council/NCSA/Fortune 50 user firms in Washington • Attention to manufacturing supply chain • Fragmentation & Competition • Supply chain niches differ from OEMs • Application software digital supply chain • Similarities • Mfg supply chain representative of other sectors • Biotech, data analytics, climate, manufacturing • Ecosystem industry.ncsa.illinois.edu

  4. Shared Interests • Domains & Sectors • Cross-discipline solutions follow single-domain success • OSTP, DOE, NASA, NIST, CTO/CIO, EDA, … • Form Factors and HPC derivatives • New users push form factors (e.g. consumer market) • Collaboration • Not enough $$ in any single sector • Software supply chain is increasingly important • Ecosystem becomes more important • HPC centers, public/private, front/back industry.ncsa.illinois.edu

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