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Exa Corporation Announces ExaCLOUD

By DE Editors  

January 22, 2015

Exa Corporation, a provider of simulation software, has released the ExaCLOUD, providing customers access to the company's full suite of simulation software through a Web interface.

This new product, according to the company, offers a scalable, high-performance computing environment. It also provides a way for engineering teams and companies to handle outstanding simulation needs without investing in infrastructure.

"The world's largest, innovative automotive and commercial vehicle manufacturers rely on Exa today to solve, through simulation, their most difficult engineering problems," said Stephen Remondi, President and CEO for Exa. "ExaCLOUD is more than a SaaS (Software-as-a-Service) offering, it is a complete simulation environment. Development teams across the globe now have web-based access to our simulation products in a scalable, high-performance computing environment. This type of collaborative engineering through simulation, previously only seen at our biggest customers, is now available to all engineering companies. Having a secure, web-based interface to see their simulations and results makes teams more efficient at communicating and improves their overall product design process."

Fore more information, visit Exa Corporation.

Sources: Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company’s website.

 
 

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