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The evolution of cloud computing and why Ansys Cloud Burst Compute changes the game for photonics and optical design! Cloud computing has grown from a niche IT convenience to a strategic engine of engineering innovation. What began as remote storage and virtualization in the 2000s evolved into on-demand Infrastructure-as-a-Service (#IaaS) and software platforms that let teams scale compute, storage, and software without owning datacenters. Today, engineers run parameter sweeps, high-fidelity physics solves, and GPU-accelerated machine learning (#AI, #ML) all on demand, elastically, and often at lower cost than maintaining local clusters. For simulation-driven design (#Simulation, #Engineering), this is critical. Modern multiphysics and full-wave solvers (#Multiphysics, #FDTD) are computationally intensive. Waiting hours or days for a single run slows iterations, delays validation, and limits innovation. Ansys Cloud Burst Compute removes these bottlenecks, letting teams access massive CPU/GPU capacity when needed, enabling faster design cycles, broader exploration, and earlier risk discovery. Key cloud benefits: Elastic scaling: run hundreds of solves concurrently without large capital expense. #CloudComputing #HPC GPU access: accelerate FDTD and ray-tracing (#RayTracing). Simplified IT: SaaS integration removes complex cluster setup. #SaaS #CloudHPC Cost control: pay-as-you-go models match spend to project needs. Ansys Cloud Burst Compute integrates directly into Ansys products. Engineers launch solver jobs from their desktop to managed cloud resources, keeping the same workflow but with faster turnaround. It supports CPU/GPU instances and uses Ansys credits (#AnsysCloud), requiring no HPC expertise. For Lumerical FDTD: full-wave simulations - waveguides, metasurfaces, plasmonics, VCSELs, grating couplers - can be submitted directly to cloud CPU/GPU resources. Large parameter sweeps and GPU-accelerated solves speed iterations, enabling results in hours instead of days (#Photonics, #OpticalDesign). For Ansys Speos: ray-tracing for illumination, imaging, stray-light, and human-vision-aware analysis can leverage cloud HPC from the Speos UI. Teams can run larger Monte-Carlo sampling, finer resolution, or broader sweeps, improving performance validation (#AutomotiveLighting, #ARVR, #DisplayTech). Final thought: Cloud Burst Compute turns compute from a constraint into an accelerator. Engineers can explore richer designs, validate earlier, and deliver better products faster. For photonics and optical teams using Lumerical FDTD and Ansys Speos, it’s a practical path to GPU-accelerated, on-demand simulation, all inside familiar workflows. Want to get started with Ansys Cloud Burst Compute for Lumerical FDTD? Join our Ansys Optics Deep Dive on October 30th! https://ansys.me/4nYwoBX

With Burst to Compute in Ansys Discovery, you can run GPU-accelerated parametric sweeps in the cloud to optimize heat sink geometry inside an electronics enclosure. Variables like fin height, fin width, and sink depth are evaluated to maximize heat dissipation. Burst to Compute is a scalable cloud service built right into Ansys Discovery. Just launch, simulate, and solve thousands of design variations in minutes. 🚀 Fast iterations, smarter thermal decisions, zero bottlenecks. This is how real-time simulation meets cloud scale. Want to see it in action? Join our live webinar “Unleash Rapid Exploration Through Cloud Burst with Ansys Discovery” to learn more 📅 October 15, 2025 | 🕚 11:00 AM EDT 👉 Register here: https://ansys.me/46ZsTDQ

🚨 Last Chance to Register! 🚨 Don’t miss your opportunity on October 7th to see how Ansys Burst Compute for Ansys Lumerical FDTD is transforming photonic simulation. With Cloud Burst Compute, you can run FDTD simulations directly on Ansys-managed CPU and GPU cloud resources with minimal setup. The pay-as-you-go model with Ansys Credits puts high-performance computing at your fingertips - scalable, flexible, and cost-efficient. Featuring: Lisa Clauson, Senior Product Manager at Ansys part of Synopsys, who will walk through this breakthrough new offering. What you’ll learn: ✅ How to run Lumerical FDTD simulations in the cloud directly from the UI ✅ The advantages of on-demand HPC scalability without long-term commitments ✅ How to submit, monitor, and retrieve results ⏰ Time is running out - secure your spot today and learn how to accelerate simulation speed, cut costs, and get to market faster. Accelerate Photonic Simulation with Ansys Cloud Burst Compute for Lumerical FDTD October 7, 2025 / Session One - 11:00 AM ET / Session Two - 2:00 PM ET 👉 Register now: https://ansys.me/4nzChVX #PhotonicsEngineering #CloudComputing #Simulation #LumericalFDTD #AnsysCloudBurstCompute

Accelerate Photonic Simulation with Ansys Cloud Burst Compute for Lumerical FDTD ☁️ CADFEM Europe invite you to join this upcoming Ansys webinar, for a detailed demonstration of the @Ansys Lumerical Burst feature, including how simulations are submitted and monitored, how simulation results can be retrieved, and what computing resources are currently available. 📅 Date: October 7, 2025 🕒 Sessions: 11:00 AM EDT | 2:00 PM EDT 🔗 Register now : https://lnkd.in/eJfaxpv4 Ansys Lumerical Burst is a new feature that integrates Ansys Cloud Burst Compute into Ansys Lumerical FDTD. This feature enables users to run their Lumerical FDTD simulations on CPU and GPU cloud resources managed by Ansys directly from FDTD's user interface, with minimal user setup required. Who should attend 💡 Optical engineers, optical designers, engineering managers, photonics engineers