Today we're introducing brae, the fastest way to run engineering simulations on a single GPU. Engineers use simulations to see how air and fluids move around things, like a car, an airplane wing, a building, or the cooling inside a laptop, so they can make them faster, quieter, and more efficient before building anything physical. That normally takes a room full of computers and hours of waiting. brae does the same work on one GPU, the kind of chip that powers AI, and keeps the entire simulation on that single chip, so nothing slows it down.
The payoff: work that used to need a whole cluster now runs on one GPU, several times faster, while matching the trusted industry-standard results down to a fraction of a percent. brae speaks the same language as the tools engineers already use, so there's nothing new to learn: point it at your case and go. It's a step toward making high-end simulation fast, affordable, and available to anyone with a single GPU.