Accelerating Materials Innovation with HPC and AI

Accelerating Materials Innovation with HPC and AI

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Overview

Over the past decades, the materials sector has come to rely more and more on data and analytics. With the heavy investments made in materials informatics, this means materials science is one of the applications uniquely suited to undergo an R&D digital transformation that harnesses the full power of new AI and cloud high-performance computing (HPC) tools.

In this free white paper, hear from leading materials innovators and learn how AI and HPC are accelerating materials discovery and enabling companies to bring products to market faster.

Key Objectives:

Learn about the new paradigm shift requiring innovative technologies to enable scientists to widen their search spaces and explore new solutions
Explore innovative use cases from Johnson Matthey and Pacific Northwest National Lab
Discover how the convergence of today’s tremendous amounts of materials data with the latest in AI and cloud supercomputing is enabling accurate simulation at larger scales and faster speeds
Find out how to get started today on your journey to accelerate materials discovery

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