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New Oracle® Cloud Infrastructure Bare Metal Instances Deliver Increased Performance for Computational Fluid Dynamics Workloads Get Greater Return on Your Investment by Selecting Oracle BM.Optimized3.36 Instances Featuring 3rd Gen Intel® Xeon® HPC-CFD Scalable Processors for your High Performance Computing Environment An important tool in solving many engineering problems is computational fluid dynamics (CFD), which simulates the way that fluid flows around structures. Crash simulations are one type of CFD workload. Because these workloads are extremely compute-intensive, engineers often rely on high performance computing (HPC) clusters to deliver the resources these simulations require. To meet the requirements of CFD and other very demanding workloads, Oracle Reduce the Time to Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) has introduced a bare-metal HPC solution featuring 3rd Complete Collision Gen Intel® Xeon® Scalable processors. Compared to older BM.HPC2.36 instances Simulations by up to 24% that cost the same amount, the new OCI BM.Optimized3.36 instances have many with BM.Optimized3.36 advantages that can speed CFD analysis, such as the latest in optimized processors, instances low latency networks, and fast local storage. vs. older BM.HPC2.36 instances The LS-DYNA CFD benchmark software includes models that provide simulations of automobile collisions. The 3car model simulates a collision between three cars: a minivan rear-ends a compact car, which in turn hits a mid-size car. As Figure 1 shows, the OCI BM.Optimized3.36 instances enabled by 3rd Gen Intel Xeon Scalable processors ran the simulation in less time, as much as 24% less time than the older instances required. LS-DYNA 3cars 3.36 vs 2.36 Get Better Performan