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CONVERGE at a Glance
Enabling Innovation
Innovation in engineering benefits from accurate, efficient, and reliable tools. As a leading computational fluid dynamics (CFD) software for simulating three-dimensional fluid flow, CONVERGE is designed to facilitate your innovation process. CONVERGE features truly autonomous meshing, state-of-the-art physical models, a robust chemistry solver, and the ability to easily accommodate complex moving geometries, so you can take on the hard CFD problems.
Enhancing Productivity
We specialize in fast, predictive CFD, so you get accurate simulation results quickly. CONVERGE gives you an edge in a competitive market - you can rapidly explore various design options, predict problem areas in your product before manufacturing, and optimize your product design using CONVERGE's advanced model optimization tools. And since CONVERGE leads the way in CFD automation, you can spend your time engineering instead of meshing.
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Enabling Faster Innovation With Intel's Latest Generation of CPUs
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