In 1965, Gordon Moore claimed that the number of transistors in integrated circuits would double approximately every two years.

CFD and FEA simulations prove that he could not get closer to reality. With increasing RAM and faster CPUs, more and more simulation models are being calculated, more cells are generated and faster computing speeds are expected. On the one hand, the available computing power is used to make innovations more complex and shorten development cycles simultaneously. On the other hand, of course, it’s simply because engineers can. Engineering hours are often the highest cost factor, which means that it can be more economical to use the available computational capacities rather than cost-intensive manual preparation work which could save computation time.