BitChute
BitChute is a peer-to-peer content sharing platform. Creators are allowed to post content they produce to the platform, so long as they comply with our policies.
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Chutes
Chutes is breakthrough serverless compute for AI, at scale: a leading open source, decentralized compute platform for deploying, scaling, and running open-source models in production. Built for hyperscaling AI-powered products, it gives developers high-performance AI inference for top state-of-the-art open source models, ephemeral jobs, batch processing jobs, and much more. Chutes works around the clock to provide the latest open-source models minutes after release, so when a new model lands, builders can get access to what is next first. There is a Chute for everything, not just the LLMs you would expect: Chutes runs image, video, speech, music, embeddings, content moderation, and custom model workloads, always on and ready to scale. With Chutes, teams bring the code and let the platform handle the rest, using fast APIs, the Chutes SDK, or one-click deployments to run serverless AI code without infrastructure setup.
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Simcenter EDEM
Simcenter EDEM is a high-performance Discrete Element Method tool for bulk material and particle simulation, designed to give engineers crucial insight into how granular materials interact with handling equipment across a range of operating and process conditions. It accurately simulates and analyzes the behavior of coal, ores, soils, fibers, grains, tablets, powders, rocks, crops, and other real-world materials. Users can get started quickly with extensive pre-calibrated material model libraries representing rocks, ores, soils, and powders, while validated physics models support dry, sticky, compressible, and more complex material behaviors. Simcenter EDEM can simulate complex, industry-scale particle systems involving many millions of particles with fast and scalable compute performance across CPU, GPU, and multi-GPU solvers.
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Ansys Rocky
Ansys Rocky is a particle dynamics simulation software that uses the discrete element method (DEM) to model and analyze the behavior of granular materials and particle flows. The platform enables engineers to simulate realistic particle shapes, including non-spherical particles, fibers, shells, and complex material interactions. Ansys Rocky leverages multi-GPU processing technology to accelerate large-scale simulations while maintaining high levels of accuracy. The software includes advanced capabilities such as wear prediction, particle breakage modeling, cohesion analysis, CFD coupling, FEA coupling, and multibody dynamics simulation. Engineers can use the platform to study particle movement, material handling, mixing, separation, and equipment performance across a wide range of industries.
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