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HPC Just Changed IndyCar Races For the Long Haul

November 20, 2018 Nicole Hemsoth Prickett 2

Those who follow commercial supercomputing already know that automotive design is a hot area for high performance computing, but Indycar is taking modeling and simulation in unexpected directions—and it could change both the cars and how drivers approach the sport in the near term. …

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