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Optimizing Fanless Cooling in Industrial Computing Hardware
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Watch this insightful webinar where we delve into OnLogic‘s innovative approach to optimizing thermal efficiency in industrial and enterprise computing hardware. We explore how they leverage the power of engineering simulation with SimScale to conduct advanced thermal analysis, ensuring optimal fanless cooling solutions for their products.
In OnLogic’s fast-paced product development cycle, early access to simulation with the power of the cloud is crucial in the early design stages. This webinar is a must-watch for engineers, product designers, CFD consultants, and anyone interested in the intersection of cutting-edge simulation technology and hardware innovation.
Mechanical Design Engineer
Erick Kopff is a Mechanical Design Engineer at OnLogic. He specializes in developing thermal solutions for cutting edge industrial and rugged computers engineered to thrive where standard computing equipment might fail. With a passion for precision and innovation, he spends his time merging the latest advancements in technology with robust design principles to create products that stand up to some of the world’s most demanding environments.
Product Marketing
Dr. Naghman Khan has a PhD in building simulation and is a founding member of the CIBSE Building Simulation Group and co-author of CIBSE AM11: Building Performance Modeling. He works with SimScale and technology providers to rapidly accelerate digital transformation for a sustainable built environment and is a published researcher on energy efficiency, microclimate simulation, and sustainable buildings.
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