List of Altair HPCWorks Customers
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Companies using Altair HPCWorks for Application Hosting and Computing Services include: Boeing, a United States based Aerospace and Defense organisation with 172000 employees and revenues of $66.52 billion, University of Nevada, Las Vegas, a United States based Education organisation with 4299 employees and revenues of $523.0 million, Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, a Japan based Education organisation with 143 employees and revenues of $20.0 million, Motivo, a United States based Professional Services organisation with 80 employees and revenues of $8.0 million and many others.
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Boeing | Aerospace and Defense | 172000 | $66.5B | United States | Altair Engineering | Altair HPCWorks | Application Hosting and Computing Services | 2005 | n/a |
In 2005, Boeing deployed Altair HPCWorks for High Performance Computing to support engineering R&D in the United States. The deployment targeted aerodynamics and structural simulations used by Boeing's engineering teams across R&D functions.
Altair HPCWorks was configured to include PBS Professional and PBS Works scheduling and workload management modules, reflecting vendor and SEC material. Configuration work centered on HPC job scheduling, queuing policies, resource allocation, and cluster management to support large-scale simulation workflows.
The implementation integrated Altair HPCWorks into Boeing's engineering compute fabric to manage batch simulation workloads, improving HPC scheduling and resource utilization for engineering teams. Operational coverage was focused on R&D and engineering groups conducting aerodynamics and structural analysis within the United States.
Governance emphasized centralized scheduling policies, job submission standards, and workflow orchestration to align engineering simulation pipelines with compute resources. Boeing Altair HPCWorks High Performance Computing engineering R&D
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Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology | Education | 143 | $20M | Japan | Altair Engineering | Altair HPCWorks | Application Hosting and Computing Services | 2013 | n/a |
In 2013, Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology deployed Altair HPCWorks to manage high performance compute workloads on a Cray XC30 supercomputer. The Apps Category is .
The deployment used Altair PBS Professional as the workload manager, explicitly named in vendor and press materials, to provide reliable job scheduling and queue management for massively parallel scientific simulations. Configuration work concentrated on PBS Professional scheduling policies, resource reservation, and node level job orchestration to support large scale MPI and batch workflows within the Cray XC30 environment.
Operational scope covered academic HPC research activities at JAIST in Japan, supporting scientific departments running large scale simulations. Governance and operational practices shifted toward centralized workload scheduling and improved system manageability, with PBS Professional driving queue governance, administrator controls, and predictable scheduling as reported in vendor materials.
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Motivo | Professional Services | 80 | $8M | United States | Altair Engineering | Altair HPCWorks | Application Hosting and Computing Services | 2024 | n/a |
In 2024, Motivo implemented Altair HPCWorks within a High-Performance Computing environment to support aerospace-focused engineering and product development workflows. The engagement used Altair HPCWorks alongside Altair HyperWorks to address complex simulation and prototype testing for propulsion systems and propeller assemblies for VTOL aircraft, aligning compute orchestration with solver and optimization toolsets.
The implementation concentrated on simulation and high-fidelity analysis capabilities, specifically structural stiffness evaluation, fatigue life cycle analysis, modal frequency assessment, safety margin verification, and AI-powered engineering workflows. Altair HPCWorks served as the compute management layer for parallel and batch analyses, while Altair HyperWorks delivered solver, meshing, and optimization functions to meet design performance and optimization targets.
Operational coverage encompassed Motivos multidisciplinary engineering teams including mechanical, controls, electrical, and software engineers, and extended across rapid prototyping, in-house manufacturing, assembly, and testing phases. The deployment emphasized centralized access to compute resources and continuous Altair technical and consulting support, providing unlimited 24/7 subject matter access and enabling broader collaboration across project teams.
Governance and process embedding relied on Altairs consulting expertise to standardize simulation workflows and accelerate iteration cycles, streamlining handoffs between design, analysis, and test activities. Altair HPCWorks enabled faster and more accurate analyses, democratized access to compute resources, bolstered cross discipline collaboration, and supported AI-enabled engineering workflows that helped Motivo pursue aerospace design targets.
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Education | 4299 | $523M | United States | Altair Engineering | Altair HPCWorks | Application Hosting and Computing Services | 2014 | n/a |
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