Vorticity
The Fastest Scientific Computing Platform on the Planet
Y CombinatorSummer 2019ActiveIndustrialsManufacturing and RoboticsCloud Computing
What they do
Problem
Scientific and engineering breakthroughs are slowed and made prohibitively expensive by insufficient computing power to run high-fidelity simulations before building real-world prototypes.
Solution
A re-imagined, ultra-fast scientific computing platform designed to dramatically accelerate large-scale physics and engineering simulations.
Who it's for
Scientists and engineers at research institutions and enterprises working on simulation-heavy R&D (e.g., fusion, aerospace, drug discovery).
Founders
Chirath Neranjena
Founder
Aerospace Engineer. Private pilot, amateur musician and photographer. Caltech | Idealab | GoogleX | Y Combinator. Made in Sri Lanka
Open roles 2
Company timeline
- Founded2019
- YC batchSummer 2019
- StatusActive
- Team size10 people
- LocationRedwood City, CA, USA
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