High-accuracy aerodynamic simulations are essential to designing commercial aircraft that are safer, faster, and more fuel efficient. But the physics of airflow is so complex that the aerospace industry needs more computing power to capture turbulence in its most chaotic states. That’s why Boeing researchers turned to Frontier, the world’s most powerful supercomputer for open science.
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