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Why the Tacoma Narrows Bridge Collapsed

Wind can be one of the most critical and complicated loads on civil structures. The case of the Tacoma Narrows bridge is a well-known cautionary tale that’s discussed in engineering and physics classrooms across the world. Both resonance from vortex shedding and aeroelastic flutter contributed to the failure. When you push the envelope, you have to be vigilant because things that didn’t matter before start to become important (e.g. wind loads on lighter structures). Unanticipated challenges are a cost of innovation and that’s something that we can all keep in mind.

Read more about the Tacoma Narrows bridge collapse: (Wikipedia) (WSDOT) (The Constructor) (Simscale Blog)

[govindhtech]

NVIDIA Omniverse Blueprint Used By Rescale For AI Models

NVIDIA Omniverse Blueprint

In collaboration with industry software leaders, NVIDIA has announced Omniverse Real-Time Physics Digital Twins. This blueprint for interactive virtual wind tunnels allows for previously unheard-of computer-aided engineering exploration for Altair, Ansys, Cadence, Siemens, and other companies.

SC24- With the help of the NVIDIA Omniverse Blueprint, which was unveiled today, industry software developers can assist their computer-aided engineering (CAE) clients in the manufacturing, energy, automotive, aerospace, and other sectors in creating digital twins that are interactive in real time.

The NVIDIA Omniverse Blueprint for real-time computer-aided engineering digital twins may be used by software developers like Altair, Ansys, Cadence, and Siemens to assist their clients reduce development costs and energy consumption while accelerating time to market. In order to accomplish 1,200x quicker simulations and real-time visualization, the blueprint is a standard approach that incorporates physics-AI frameworks, NVIDIA acceleration libraries, and interactive physically based rendering.

Omniverse was created to enable the creation of digital twins for everything. Computational fluid dynamics (CFD) simulations, a crucial initial step in digitally exploring, testing, and improving the designs of automobiles, aircraft, ships, and numerous other goods, are among the earliest uses of the blueprint. It might take weeks or even months to finish traditional engineering operations, which include physics simulation, visualization, and design optimization.

A virtual wind tunnel that enables users to simulate and visualize fluid dynamics at real-time, interactive speeds even while altering the vehicle model within the tunnel is being demonstrated by NVIDIA and Luminary Cloud at SC24, marking an industry first.

Unifying Three Pillars of NVIDIA Technology for Developers

Real-time physics solver performance and real-time visualization of large-scale information are two essential skills needed to build a real-time physics digital twin.

In order to accomplish these, the Omniverse Blueprint combines the NVIDIA CUDA-X libraries to speed up the solvers, the NVIDIA Modulus physics-AI framework to train and implement models to create flow fields, and the NVIDIA Omniverse application programming interfaces for real-time RTX-enabled visualization and 3D data interoperability.

The blueprint can be fully or partially integrated into the developers’ current tools.

Ecosystem Uses NVIDIA Blueprint to Advance Simulations

In order to facilitate rapid CFD simulation, Ansys was the first to use the NVIDIA Omniverse Blueprint in their Ansys Fluent fluid simulation program.

At the Texas Advanced Computing Center, Ansys used 320 NVIDIA GH200 Grace Hopper Superchips to run Fluent. After little over six hours, a 2.5-billion-cell car simulation that would have taken over a month to execute on 2,048 x86 CPU cores was finished. This greatly increased the viability of overnight high-fidelity CFD assessments and set a new industry standard.

The clients are able to handle more intricate and sophisticated simulations more rapidly and precisely because to the integration of NVIDIA Omniverse Blueprint with Ansys software. “To the partnership is advancing engineering and design standards in a variety of industries.”

The model is also being used by Luminary Cloud. Using training data from its GPU accelerated CFD solver, the company’s new simulation AI model which is based on NVIDIA Modulus learned the connections between airflow fields and vehicle shape. Through the use of Omniverse APIs, real-time aerodynamic flow simulation is made possible by the model, which does simulations orders of magnitude quicker than the solver itself.

Siemens, SimScale, Altair, Beyond Math, Cadence, Hexagon, Neural Concept, and Trane Technologies are also investigating the possibility of incorporating the Omniverse Blueprint into their own systems.

All of the top cloud computing systems, such as Amazon Web Services, Google Cloud, Microsoft Azure, and Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, are compatible with the Omniverse Blueprint. NVIDIA DGX Cloud offers it as well.

The NVIDIA Omniverse Blueprint is being used by Rescale, a cloud-based platform that helps businesses speed up scientific and engineering discoveries, to make it possible for businesses to train and implement unique AI models with a few clicks.

The Rescale platform may be used with any cloud service provider and automates the whole application-to-hardware stack. Businesses may use any simulation solver to create training data, construct, train, and implement AI models, run inference predictions, and display and optimize models.

NVIDIA Omniverse Blueprint Availability

Businesses may register for early access to the NVIDIA Omniverse Blueprint for real-time digital twins in computer-aided engineering.

Read more on govindhtech.com

[drosskamp]

Maximum complexity: how critical software systems create unique and enduring value

Complexity risks create large moats – exemplified by simulation software

A core tenet of my and Magnetic’s investment philosophy is backing complex transformations. For us, this goes beyond simply investing in individual companies or technologies or focusing solely on generating returns. It means funding larger, longer term, needed transformations that change how things are done in critical sectors.

The defining commonalities of these investments are:

They are complex, i.e. deal with intertwined technological and human challenges

They always need transformation, i.e. systems re-design, meaning they follow a strategic scope per company (or group of companies) that vastly exceeds single products or technologies

They take a lot of time

They often face substantial headwinds that make them unattractive at first sight, mostly because of their systemic ambition

There is a very fine line to be drawn between these constellations and moonshot-type, high-technical-risk investing. We are not speculating on outcomes or actual technical feasibility of far-off ideas, we are investing behind system re-design and lasting behavior change. Technical risk might or might not be high (often it is), but complexity always is. That plays a decisive role: when things work, the moat is substantial. In other words, complexity risk drives defensibility.

Mission-critical engineering software

One of those transformations has been in mission-critical software for physical designs. This type of software is an integral technology piece for our world – it covers the design, modeling, validating and simulating of anything from buildings to cities, semiconductors to machines. Gabriella Garcia and Eric Flaningam at Felicis recently covered the industry in a great piece.

Physical design software  is a classic case of complexity: the industry has seen total dominance by a handful of software providers for more than 40 years. Names like Autodesk, Ansys / Synopsys, Altair, Siemens or PTC have been controlling the markets for design and simulation, commanding some of the largest account sizes and highest valuations (and multiples) in all of software. No new entrants have been able to disrupt the technology experience for reasons of complexity: technical barriers, switching risks, human psychology. While technical barriers alone can and will be overcome by upstarts, human dependencies (i.e. customers) and stakeholder system designs (internal processes, dependencies) have created enormous hurdles for new entrants.

Yet, the possible transformation in physical design software is substantial: new entrants could upgrade the entire experience and introduce design collaboration, faster iteration, automation and an expansion of the traditional scope. That is what I have been investing in since leading SimScale’s first (and third) institutional funding round. SimScale remains the only cloud-native contender in simulation, delivering all the capabilities we would expect from modern software.

While SimScale is as complex as any deep tech company, its market constellation presents a tremendous complex transformation opportunity, one that we have been committed to supporting with considerable patience and energy. The payoff potential is off the charts: Gabriella and Eric call it the “only moat in SaaS” (though no one in simulation actually is full SaaS, so that prize would fall to SimScale). Such is the beauty of transformations. SimScale alone could be one of the most significant venture opportunities in all of software, driven by a team with the utmost dedication and patience. It gives me great energy to know that similar constellations exist in complex markets like healthcare, defense or financial services.

Complexity moats

So what wisdom can we read into all of this?

For me, it looks like this:

Complexity constellations like physical design software (or defense technologies or healthcare tech) have always been centered on the complete service, not just the software piece — a major differentiation to low-complexity SaaS where the basic software is the central concern (thus “software as a service”). Complete service mostly means highly individualized and fine-tuned total deliveries.

This gives these constellations a much higher total product risk than your standard SaaS: upstarts would have to show that they can deliver at the same (or better) total product quality to an incumbent, on all accounts, from features to actual technical results or outputs. This is the opposite of other software domains; obviously MVPs are not an option to begin with.

By definition, this is a vastly different standard than simple cloud software or point technology (or even modern AI service deliveries) as failure tolerances are zero and delivery expectations at 100%. It also goes against conventional disruption theory which used to rely on a "good enough" product to disrupt inert incumbents.

It also needs significantly longer time horizons to get to gold. But the patient entrepreneur is rewarded by real, enduring, systemic moats for those who succeed.

So this is where complexity risk therefore leads us:

💾 Low complexity risk —> simple software (or technology) provision often is enough —> low moat (and fast replacement or commoditization)

🤖 High complexity risk —> total service provision and quality are key —> high and enduring moat

This simple framework helps me to navigate such constellations, irrespective of sector or technology. It also helps to avoid falling into technology traps (difficult technology risks with little complexity in their markets) that we often see. Ultimately, it is the system that matters for true and lasting value.

It also turns conventional venture wisdom around. We used to assume that modern software comes with low technical risk and high market risk; we knew what could be built but we didn't know who would buy it. Complex transformations are different: they carry high technical risk AND high market risk. Thus, it’s a natural consequence that substantial moats follow those that succeed. This ultimately makes them worthwhile pursuits, even if the playbook and determination are vastly different.

We will keep funding transformation in critical and complex industries. If you are building, reach out to me: dr_at_mgntc.com

[mystudentai]

Revolutionizing Education AI Tools Redefining Student Learning

In recent years, artificial intelligence (AI) has made significant strides in transforming various industries, and education is no exception. With the development of advanced AI tools, the landscape of student learning has been redefined, offering new opportunities for personalized and efficient education. In this article, we will explore the best AI tools for students across different educational levels, from general education to specialized fields like engineering and graduate studies.

Best AI Tools for Students

Personalized Learning Platforms

AI-powered personalized learning platforms have revolutionized the way students engage with educational content. These platforms use algorithms to analyze students' learning patterns, strengths, and weaknesses, allowing for Ai Tools for Students. For example, platforms like Khan Academy and Coursera leverage AI to recommend specific courses and learning materials based on individual student progress and preferences.

Intelligent Tutoring Systems

Intelligent tutoring systems (ITS) are AI tools designed to provide personalized guidance and support to students. These systems use machine learning algorithms to adapt to students' learning styles and pace, offering targeted feedback and assistance. ITS can be particularly beneficial for students struggling with complex subjects or those seeking advanced challenges. Some notable ITS include Carnegie Learning and DreamBox Learning.

Best AI Tools for Engineering Students

Virtual Laboratories

For engineering students, virtual laboratories powered by AI technology offer immersive learning experiences without the need for physical equipment. These virtual labs simulate real-world scenarios and experiments, allowing students to practice skills and conduct experiments in a risk-free environment. Tools like Labster and SimScale provide AI-driven simulations for various engineering disciplines, enhancing hands-on learning opportunities.

Code Analysis and Debugging Tools

AI-driven code analysis and debugging tools are invaluable for engineering students studying computer science and software development. These tools use machine learning algorithms to analyze code, identify errors, and suggest optimizations. For instance, tools like Kite and DeepCode help students improve their coding skills and produce high-quality software projects.

Best AI Tools for Graduate Students

Research Assistance Platforms

AI-powered research assistance platforms are Helpful Ai Tools for Students highly beneficial for graduate students engaged in academic research and writing. These platforms utilize natural language processing (NLP) algorithms to analyze vast amounts of academic literature, extract key insights, and generate relevant content. Tools like Grammarly and Copyscape assist graduate students in writing plagiarism-free papers and improving overall writing quality.

Data Analysis and Visualization Tools

For graduate students involved in data-intensive fields like statistics, data science, and social sciences, AI-driven data analysis and visualization tools are indispensable. These tools use AI algorithms to process large datasets, uncover patterns, and generate insightful visualizations. Platforms such as Tableau and IBM Watson Analytics empower graduate students to derive meaningful conclusions from data and communicate findings effectively.

The integration of AI tools in education has ushered in a new era of student learning, offering personalized experiences, advanced simulations, and efficient research support. From personalized learning platforms to virtual laboratories and research assistance tools, AI technology is redefining the educational landscape for students across various disciplines and academic levels. As AI continues to evolve, its impact on education is expected to grow, providing students with enhanced learning opportunities and preparing them for success in the digital age.

[donotmindme1]

NASA did something similar with a satellite.

To quote an article, "In September of 1999, after almost 10 months of travel to Mars, the Mars Climate Orbiter burned and broke into pieces. On a day when NASA engineers were expecting to celebrate, the ground reality turned out to be completely different, all because someone failed to use the right units, i.e., the metric units! The Scientific American Space Lab made a brief but interesting video on this very topic."

Source:

Seriously, look up nasa mission failure due to unit conversion

Don’t forget your uNitS

[fuckyeahfluiddynamics]

For pedestrians, windy conditions can be uncomfortable or even downright dangerous. And while you might expect the buildings of an urban environment to protect people from the wind, that’s not always the case. The image above shows a simulation of ground-level wind conditions in Venice on a breezy day. While many areas, shown in blue and green, have lower wind speeds, there are a few areas, shown in red, where wind speeds are well above the day’s average. This enhancement often occurs in areas where buildings constrict airflow and funnel it together. The buildings create a form of the Venturi effect, where narrowing passages cause local pressure to drop, driving an increase in wind speed. Architects and urban designers are increasingly turning to numerical simulations and CFD to study these effects in urban environments and to search for ways to mitigate problems and keep pedestrians safe. (Image credits: CFD analysis - SimScale; pedestrians - Saltysalt, skolnv)

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[amrselim]

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Simulation in der Cloud ist mehr als nur Simulation

Simulation in der Cloud ist mehr als nur Simulation

Wenn sich in der Geschichte der Simulation die Richtung geändert hat, dann war es die Wende hin zur Massentauglichkeit. Früher war Simulation eine äußerst komplizierte Angelegenheit. In einem Unternehmen gab es dafür vielleicht nur einen einzigen besonders fähigen Dr.-Ing., der vor einem Hochleistungsrechner mit einer komplexen Software saß, also an einem System arbeitete, das Zehntausende, wenn…

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Why 2017 is the Fastest in F1 History

Why 2017 is the Fastest in F1 History

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SimScale closes €27 million funding round to expand CAE platform SimScale, a German software as a service (SaaS) company, has closed a €27 million series C funding round led by Insight Partners to accelerate the expansion of its cloud-based computer-aided engineering (CAE) platform. “SimScale’s platform has minimized the barriers that prevented many engineering firms from using or scaling simulation,” said Joshua Fredberg, CAE software veteran […] https://buff.ly/2OcbMHk

[richrdjones]

Finite Element Analysis: The Essential 10 Courses You Can't-Miss

Welcome to the world of Finite Element Analysis (FEA), a critical component of mastering Solidworks. As aspiring engineers and designers, it's essential to have a solid foundation in FEA to ensure your designs are not just aesthetically pleasing but also structurally sound. In this comprehensive guide, we'll explore the top 10 resources for Solidworks courses that will elevate your understanding of Finite Element Analysis. At the forefront of these resources is SolidworksAssignmentHelp.com, a platform dedicated to providing expert assistance with Finite Element Analysis assignments.

SolidworksAssignmentHelp.com: When it comes to seeking help with Finite Element Analysis assignments, SolidworksAssignmentHelp.com stands out as a reliable and comprehensive resource. This platform offers expert guidance and assistance to students grappling with the complexities of FEA. The team of seasoned professionals ensures that students not only complete their assignments successfully but also gain a deeper understanding of the concepts involved. The keyword "Help with Finite Element Analysis Assignment" resonates well with the platform's commitment to aiding students in mastering this crucial aspect of Solidworks.

SolidProfessor: SolidProfessor is an excellent online learning platform that provides a variety of Solidworks courses, including in-depth coverage of Finite Element Analysis. With a structured curriculum and engaging video tutorials, SolidProfessor offers a comprehensive learning experience. Their courses cover everything from the basics to advanced FEA techniques, making it an ideal resource for students looking to enhance their skills.

LinkedIn Learning: Formerly known as Lynda.com, LinkedIn Learning is a vast repository of online courses, including a plethora of Solidworks tutorials. The platform offers courses on Finite Element Analysis, allowing learners to delve into the intricacies of structural analysis and simulation. The courses are presented by industry experts, ensuring high-quality content and practical insights.

Coursera - Finite Element Analysis with Solidworks: Coursera, a popular online learning platform, collaborates with top universities and organizations to offer specialized courses. The Finite Element Analysis with Solidworks course on Coursera is designed to provide a hands-on learning experience. Through a combination of video lectures, quizzes, and projects, this course is perfect for students seeking a structured and interactive approach to FEA.

Udemy - Solidworks Simulation: Dynamic Analysis: Udemy is renowned for its diverse range of courses, and the "Solidworks Simulation: Dynamic Analysis" course is no exception. Taught by industry professionals, this course focuses on dynamic analysis within Solidworks Simulation. Students can expect to gain practical insights into simulating real-world scenarios, making it an invaluable resource for those looking to master FEA.

GrabCAD Workbench: GrabCAD Workbench is a collaborative platform that not only facilitates file sharing but also provides a learning environment for Solidworks enthusiasts. The Workbench hosts a variety of tutorials and resources related to Finite Element Analysis, allowing users to access valuable insights and tips shared by the community.

SimScale: SimScale is a cloud-based simulation platform that offers a range of simulation tools, including Finite Element Analysis. While it goes beyond Solidworks, SimScale's user-friendly interface and extensive documentation make it a valuable resource for those seeking hands-on experience with FEA simulations.

SolidWorks Tutorials on YouTube: YouTube remains an excellent source for free educational content, and Solidworks tutorials are no exception. Numerous channels, such as SolidWorks Tutorial, provide step-by-step guides on Finite Element Analysis within Solidworks. These videos offer a visual and practical approach, complementing traditional learning methods.

SolidWorks Help Documentation: Often overlooked but immensely valuable, Solidworks' official help documentation is a comprehensive resource for understanding the software's features, including Finite Element Analysis. The documentation includes detailed explanations, examples, and best practices, serving as a go-to reference for users at all skill levels.

Solidworks Community Forums: Engaging with the Solidworks community through forums such as SolidWorks Forums and Reddit's r/SolidWorks can provide additional support and insights. Users often share their experiences, tips, and troubleshooting advice related to Finite Element Analysis, creating a collaborative space for learning.

Conclusion: Mastering Finite Element Analysis in Solidworks is a rewarding journey that requires dedication, practice, and access to quality resources. Help with Finite Element Analysis Assignment.com takes the lead in providing expert assistance, ensuring that students not only complete their assignments successfully but also grasp the intricacies of FEA. By combining this resource with other reputable platforms, online courses, and community engagement, aspiring designers and engineers can build a robust foundation in Finite Element Analysis, propelling them toward success in the dynamic world of Solidworks.

[mystudentai]

Revolutionizing Education AI Tools Redefining Student Learning

In recent years, artificial intelligence (AI) has made significant strides in transforming various industries, and education is no exception. With the development of advanced AI tools, the landscape of student learning has been redefined, offering new opportunities for personalized and efficient education. In this article, we will explore the best AI tools for students across different educational levels, from general education to specialized fields like engineering and graduate studies.

Best AI Tools for Students

Personalized Learning Platforms

AI-powered personalized learning platforms have revolutionized the way students engage with educational content. These platforms use algorithms to analyze students' learning patterns, strengths, and weaknesses, allowing for Ai Tools for Students. For example, platforms like Khan Academy and Coursera leverage AI to recommend specific courses and learning materials based on individual student progress and preferences.

Intelligent Tutoring Systems

Intelligent tutoring systems (ITS) are AI tools designed to provide personalized guidance and support to students. These systems use machine learning algorithms to adapt to students' learning styles and pace, offering targeted feedback and assistance. ITS can be particularly beneficial for students struggling with complex subjects or those seeking advanced challenges. Some notable ITS include Carnegie Learning and DreamBox Learning.

Best AI Tools for Engineering Students

Virtual Laboratories

For engineering students, virtual laboratories powered by AI technology offer immersive learning experiences without the need for physical equipment. These virtual labs simulate real-world scenarios and experiments, allowing students to practice skills and conduct experiments in a risk-free environment. Tools like Labster and SimScale provide AI-driven simulations for various engineering disciplines, enhancing hands-on learning opportunities.

Code Analysis and Debugging Tools

AI-driven code analysis and debugging tools are invaluable for engineering students studying computer science and software development. These tools use machine learning algorithms to analyze code, identify errors, and suggest optimizations. For instance, tools like Kite and DeepCode help students improve their coding skills and produce high-quality software projects.

Best AI Tools for Graduate Students

Research Assistance Platforms

AI-powered research assistance platforms are Helpful Ai Tools for Students highly beneficial for graduate students engaged in academic research and writing. These platforms utilize natural language processing (NLP) algorithms to analyze vast amounts of academic literature, extract key insights, and generate relevant content. Tools like Grammarly and Copyscape assist graduate students in writing plagiarism-free papers and improving overall writing quality.

Data Analysis and Visualization Tools

For graduate students involved in data-intensive fields like statistics, data science, and social sciences, AI-driven data analysis and visualization tools are indispensable. These tools use AI algorithms to process large datasets, uncover patterns, and generate insightful visualizations. Platforms such as Tableau and IBM Watson Analytics empower graduate students to derive meaningful conclusions from data and communicate findings effectively.

The integration of AI tools in education has ushered in a new era of student learning, offering personalized experiences, advanced simulations, and efficient research support. From personalized learning platforms to virtual laboratories and research assistance tools, AI technology is redefining the educational landscape for students across various disciplines and academic levels. As AI continues to evolve, its impact on education is expected to grow, providing students with enhanced learning opportunities and preparing them for success in the digital age.

[erasamuel]

Global Cloud Based Simulation Application Market to Scale New Heights as Global Cloud Based Simulation Application Market Players Focus on Innovations 2022 – 2027

Advance Market Analytics released a new market study on Global Cloud Based Simulation Application Market Research report which presents a complete assessment of the Market and contains a future trend, current growth factors, attentive opinions, facts, and industry validated market data. The research study provides estimates for Global Cloud Based Simulation Application Forecast till 2027*.

Simulation is the analysis of the product before production to ensure and study the computer model of the product in order to avoid wastage of material and manpower in the prototyping of products. Advancement in cloud-based technology for the industrial sector is catching the eye of manufacturers to go for the betterment of organization with a safe and secure flow of processes. Rise in demand of Cloud-based simulation Application in Industry And increasing amount of Modeling And Simulation (M&S) practitioners to perform their simulations in the cloud is making the key players in the market of to focus and put efforts to provide better services with customized solutions and this is guiding the Cloud-based simulation Application Market towards the promising growth.

Key Players included in the Research Coverage of Cloud Based Simulation Application Market are ANSYS Inc. (United States)

Autodesk Inc. (United States)

Dassault Systemes (France)

Exa Corporation (United States)

Fieldscale (Greece)

MSC Software (United States)

Rescale Inc. (United States)

Siemens PLM Software (United States)

SimCore Technologies (United States)

SOASTA Inc. (United States)

SimScale (Germany) What's Trending in Market: Cloud Based Simulation Applications Is Trending With Healthcare Sector to Display Highest Growth Rate in the Market

Challenges: Organizational Dependency on Internet Networks

Transformations of the User Base with the Monetization of Users

Opportunities: Research and Development in Technology-Based Solutions

Improvement in Workload Performance Delivery

Advancement of Integrated Management Approach Administration

Market Growth Drivers: Growing Demand For Cloud Based Simulation Applications In The Manufacturing Sector

Improving Industry Standard Concerns For Multiplatform Functionality In Most Of Organizations

Increasing Need Of Security Of Data And Ease In Industrial Automation

The Global Cloud Based Simulation Application Market segments and Market Data Break Down by Type (Software as a Service (SaaS), Platform as a Service (PaaS), Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS)), Application (Customer Relationship Management (CRM), Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP), Human Resource Management (HRM), Supply Chain Management (SCM), Other), Function (Dynamic (continuous-time operative) simulation, Discrete-event simulation, Hybrid simulation applications), End User (Small & Medium Businesses (SMBS), Large Enterprises, Others) To comprehend Global Cloud Based Simulation Application market dynamics in the world mainly, the worldwide Cloud Based Simulation Application market is analyzed across major global regions. AMA also provides customized specific regional and country-level reports for the following areas. • North America: United States, Canada, and Mexico. • South & Central America: Argentina, Chile, Colombia and Brazil. • Middle East & Africa: Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Israel, Turkey, Egypt and South Africa. • Europe: United Kingdom, France, Italy, Germany, Spain, Belgium, Netherlands and Russia. • Asia-Pacific: India, China, Japan, South Korea, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, and Australia. Presented By

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