Accelogic has recently achieved the substantial acceleration of one of NASA’s top codes: the Cart3D software. The Cart3D code is highly sophisticated and counts with 20+ years of optimization endeavors. State of the art technologies pioneered by Accelogic were used on the code and increased Cart3D’s performance substantially. This and many other achievements can be seen in our latest news section.
Accelogic delivered a cybersecurity prototype to DARPA (the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency) at Plan-X headquarters, showcasing a paradigm-shifting >60,000x acceleration over traditional graph processing frameworks. These results are derived from Accelogic’s research with DARPA towards faster and more accurate cyber-threat / cyber-intrusion analysis.
For more than 10 years, Accelogic has been a worldwide leader in Software Acceleration. We have an extensive record of paradigm-shifting results in accelerating some of the most reputable software for the most prominent companies in the planet. To get a better idea of the challenges we have tackled in the past, you can check who some of Our Customers are.
The tremendous success of our approach has been for long recognized by both Industry and Government. You can check our Awards and Recognitions and review the What’s New section for more information on our industrial success stories.
If your software suffers from “lack of speed”, contact us. We will work with you to make your software run at the speeds you need. No problem is too big or too small for us. Anything ranging from smaller single-processor commercial software, to complex network-based warehouse logistics software, to large-scale supercomputer scientific codes, it is all within our reach. We typically respond within a few hours informing you about our availability for an initial no-cost consultation.
You can contact us at: info@accelogic.com
Winner of two NASA
Best Technology Awards
(NASBO, 2008 and 2010)
Best Technology Company
(Greater Miami Chamber
of Commerce, 2011)
Top-4 Statewide Small
Business of the Year
(ITFlorida, 2009)
Winner of two NASA
Best Technology Awards
(NASBO, 2008 and 2010)
Professor and Chair
School of Computational Science and Engineering
Georgia Tech
Distinguished Professor
Computer Science
University of Tennessee
Associate Professor
Computer Science
Yale University
Deputy Director
Math and Computer Science Division
Argonne National Laboratory
