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Hi everyone,
Simulations have a way of outgrowing the machine they run on (at least mine do). Bigger sweeps, longer regression suites, more data to pull in. At some point your workstation just isn't beefy enough!
I've just published a post on running larger MATLAB and Simulink simulations in the cloud (e.g. AWS): more compute when we need it, without changing how we work day to day.
The example is from automotive, but the same applies to aerospace, robotics, and beyond.
If you want to read more, here's the link: https://blogs.mathworks.com/engineering/2026/07/14/on-scaling-model-based-design-into-the-cloud/
How are others handling scaling for simulation? what's working for you?
Cheers,
George
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