February 2026 Summaries
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Rescale has introduced a redesigned platform interface to optimize engineering workflows by enhancing speed, scalability, and intelligence, in response to user feedback and evolving demands in simulation work. The updated interface features a sidebar-driven navigation system, workspace folders for hierarchical organization, and Rescale Data Intelligence to transform raw simulation outputs into actionable insights. Additionally, Rescale AI Physics integrates machine learning with traditional simulation workflows, allowing for faster design exploration through surrogate models. Users can toggle between the new and classic interfaces, though the classic UI will be phased out by May 2026. The platform's advancements are part of Rescale's broader strategy to integrate high-performance computing, data intelligence, and AI-driven simulation models, with ongoing enhancements and new products tailored to meet customer needs and drive innovation.
Feb 19, 2026
1,148 words in the original blog post.
Rescale has launched an enhanced Help Center aimed at providing engineers with quicker and easier access to technical support, integrating AI-powered assistance with human expertise to address both routine and complex technical issues. This new support experience is available 24/7 and is accessible through familiar channels like email, web forms, and live chat within the Rescale platform. The Help Center features an AI assistant that utilizes Intercom’s Fin AI agent to deliver immediate responses for common queries, while more complex issues are seamlessly transferred to human support without losing conversation context. The initiative demonstrates Rescale's commitment to maintaining deep technical expertise and industry knowledge, allowing engineers to efficiently manage high-performance computing resources and focus on significant engineering challenges. Garrett VanLee, who leads Product Marketing at Rescale, emphasizes the integration of supercomputing, HPC, and AI simulation models in driving scientific and industrial breakthroughs.
Feb 02, 2026
750 words in the original blog post.