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COMSOL AB Becomes Official Multiphysics Partner of Formula E

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What happened

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COMSOL AB has announced a multi-year partnership naming it the Official Multiphysics Partner of the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship. The collaboration will utilize COMSOL Multiphysics to investigate complex technology challenges in electric racing. These challenges involve multiple interacting physical effects, including electrical, thermal, structural, electromagnetic, fluid, and battery systems.

From intelligencer.ca

Why it matters

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As the Official Multiphysics Partner, COMSOL AB will provide simulation software and expertise to Formula E’s technology teams. The partnership aims to help teams understand how interacting physical phenomena influence various aspects of the sport, and explore how digital twin solutions can make physics-based insight more accessible.

From intelligencer.ca

Who's involved

  • COMSOL ABProvides multiphysics simulation software and expertise to Formula E
  • Formula EThe electric auto racing championship partnering with COMSOL AB

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • COMSOL ABSpeculative

    COMSOL AB could see increased revenue and market position from securing the multi-year partnership with Formula E

  • COMSOL GroupSpeculative

    The COMSOL Group might see increased revenue and a strengthened financial standing due to the contract win by COMSOL AB

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The entities involved

  • COMSOL AB

    computer software company founded in Stockholm, Sweden in 1986

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  • Formula E

    electric auto racing championship

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