According to HPCwire, CIMS is working with national laboratories to accelerate the adoption of computing in energy-intensive industries. The report notes that industrial companies often encounter complex technical challenges that are impractical to solve through physical testing alone, making simulation an attractive alternative.
The initiative appears focused on using computer modeling and simulation to spur the development of new technologies with reduced energy intensity. By tapping into national lab resources, CIMS aims to bridge the gap between advanced computing capabilities and real-world industrial applications.
The original HPCwire item is brief, so specific details on participating laboratories, target sectors, or implementation timelines are not yet available. With only one source, there are no conflicting accounts to compare, but the stated rationale is clear: simulation can lower the cost and time barriers that slow innovation in energy-intensive industries.