Rescale Expands Access to NVIDIA GPU-Accelerated Software

Rescale has expanded its cloud service provider network to include NVIDIA DGX Cloud, enhancing access to GPU-accelerated simulation and AI workloads.

Rescale has expanded its global network of cloud service providers to include NVIDIA DGX Cloud via the NVIDIA Cloud Partner network, announced in a press release. This collaboration allows customers to leverage NVIDIA's advanced architectures in more locations, providing greater access to GPU-accelerated simulation and AI workloads.

The integration with NVIDIA DGX Cloud and the launch of the new Rescale CAE Hub powered by NVIDIA enable enhanced performance and scalability for independent software vendors' customers. Engineers and scientists can now accelerate their simulation workflows significantly, with high-performance CFD codes delivering up to 50 times faster results on NVIDIA's GPU Blackwell architecture compared to traditional systems.

This collaboration aims to unlock new levels of scale, speed, and intelligence for engineers and scientists by combining Rescale's open ecosystem of over 1,250 simulation applications with NVIDIA's accelerated computing technologies. The partnership is designed to support the development and deployment of AI Physics methods for modeling and simulation, enhancing Rescale's capabilities in organizing data and generating high-quality training datasets.

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