Skoda has deployed a new supercomputer that will allow it to conduct more powerful aerodynamics simulations and develop new safety features and engines.
Skoda has deployed a new supercomputer that will allow it to conduct more powerful aerodynamics simulations and develop new safety features and engines. The new computer means an expansion of Skoda’s existing data center, which is at the heart of the carmaker’s efforts to introduce more digital technologies across its operations and in its vehicles.
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