Nvidia Blackwell accelerates computer-aided engineering software by 50X
Nvidia announced That NVIDIA Blackwell hardware will accelerate the software of the large computer-supported software engineering companies for digital twins.
The suppliers include Ansys, Altair, Cadans, Siemens and Synopsys. With such accelerated software, together with NVIDIA CUDA-X libraries and blueprints to optimize performance, space, energy, production and life sciences, product development time can significantly reduce costs, reduce costs and increase design accuracy while maintaining energy efficiency.
“Cuda-accelerated physical simulation on Nvidia Blackwell has improved real-time digital twins and has again presented the entire technical process,” said Jensen Huang, founder and CEO of Nvidia, in a statement. “The day is coming when almost all products are created and brought to life as a digital twin long before it is physically realized.”
The company unveiled the news during Huang’s Keynote at the GTC 2025 event. As noted in my recent Q&A with Ansys Cto Prith Banerjee, the gap between simulation and reality not only closes things like video games, but also with the same technology used for engineering simulations.
Ecosystem support for Nvidia Blackwell
Software providers can help their customers develop digital twins with real -time interactivity and now accelerate with Nvidia Blackwell Technologies.
The growing ecosystem that Blackwell integrates into its software includes altair, Ansys, Beyondmath, Cadans, Comsol, Engys, FlexCompute, Hexagon, Luminary Cloud, M-Star, Navasto, a Autodesk Company, Neural concept, Synopsstss
Cadans uses NVIDIA Grace Blackwell-accelerated systems to resolve one of the biggest challenges of computational liquid dynamics-the simulation of an entire aircraft while taking off and the landing. With the help of the Cadans Fidelity CFD solver, Cadans has successfully performed Multibillion cell simulations on a single NVIDIA GB200 NVL72 server in less than 24 hours, for which a CPU cluster with hundreds of thousands of cores and a few days would have needed.
This breakthrough helps to move the space industry to designing safer, more efficient aircraft, while the amount of expensive wind tunnel tests is reduced, the speed of the speed to the market.
Anirudh Devgan, President and CEO of Cadans, said in a statement: “Nvidia Blackwell’s acceleration of
The Cadans.ai portfolio provides increased productivity and quality of results for intelligent system design – reducing technical tasks that lasted hours to minutes and unlocking simulations that were not possible before. Our collaboration with Nvidia encourages innovation in semiconductors, data centers, physical AI and sciences. “
Sassine Ghazi, President and CEO of Synopsys, said: at GTC we reveal the latest performance results that are observed in our leading portfolio in optimizing synopsys solutions for Nvidia Blackwell to accelerate computers and their Inno-Inno-Supper.
Ajei Gopal, President and CEO of Ansys, said in a statement: “The close cooperation between Ansys and Nvidia accelerates innovation at an unprecedented pace by using the Computational Fluid dynamics with the exception of the Most Complex Computational Computational Computational Studies.
James Scapa, founder and CEO of Altair, said in a statement: “The computing power of the Nvidia Blackwell platform, combined with the advanced simulation tools of Altair, gives user transformative possibilities to make with GPU-based simulations from Real-time, more digital.”
Roland Busch, President and CEO of Siemens, said: “The combination of Nvidia’s groundbreaking Blackwell architecture with the physics-based digital twins of Siemens will enable engineers to drastically reduce development times and costs by using photo-realistic, interactive digital twins.
CAE Hub saves with Nvidia Blackwell
Thanks to the newly launched CAE Hub from Scalla, customers can develop their access to NVIDIA technologies and Cuda®-accelerated software developed by leading independent software suppliers. CAE Hub from Resal offers flexible, powerful computer use and AI technologies in the cloud powered by Nvidia GPUS and Nvidia DGX Cloud.
Boom Supersonic, the company is building the world’s fastest aircraft, the Nvidia will use omniverse blueprint for real-time digital twins and Blackwell-cut CFD solves on CAE Hub Sercale CAE to design and optimize its new supersonic passenger track.
The product development cycle of the company, which is almost completely simulation -driven, will be accelerated by Blackwell GPUs by Blackwell GPUs to test different flying conditions and refine requirements in a continuous loop with simulation.
The approval of the CAE Hub from RESAL, powered by Blackwell GPUs, is expanding the collaboration of Boom Supersonic with Nvidia. Via the NVIDIA Physicnemo Framework and the Resal AI Physics Platform, Boom Supersonic can unlock 4x more design explorations for its supersonic aircraft, which accelerates iteration to improve performance and time to the market.
The Nvidia omniverse blueprint for real -time digital twins, now generally available, is also part of the CAE CAE Hub. The blueprint brings Nvidia Cuda-X libraries together, Nvidia Physicsnemo Ai and the Nvidia Omniverse-Platform-EN also adds the first NVIDIA NIM-Microservice for external aerodynamics, the study of how air is moving around objects.
