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Product category: Materials design and moulding design software
News Release from: Magma
Edited by the Engineeringtalk Editorial Team on 22 December 2004

Cluster licences cope with design
demands

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French car manufacturer PSA is to extend its current use of five workstation licences with two perpetual MagmaSoft cluster licences.

15 months after the first installations of MagmaSoft within the PSA concern, the French car manufacturer decided to extend its current use of five workstation licences by two perpetual MagmaSoft cluster licences The installation will be done on two Intel-based 32-processor Fujitsu-Siemens Linux clusters with gigabit networking supported by Scali Interconnect communication software

"This decision demonstrates the strongly grown confidence of PSA in Magma's products and services", says Dr Jorg C Sturm, Executive Manager of Magma.

"The successful usage of casting process simulation by the casting engineering team in Belchamps resulted in a steeply growing demand in MagmaSoft results at all PSA foundries, which can only be satisfied by the performance increase as provided through the cluster licences".

PSA has installed MagmaSoft modules for all main processes in use, ie die casting, permanent mould, low-pressure for nonferrous and sand casting for cast iron applications.

Additionally, Magma­stress will be used on the two cluster machines looking into casting stresses and distortions.

MagmaSoft cluster will be fully integrated into the PSA IT environment, including remote licence management and job queuing.

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