tNavigator

tNavigator (built by the fiercely aggressive and mathematically brilliant Rock Flow Dynamics) is a wildly explosive, highly disruptive enterprise platform. It operates as the absolute fastest, most terrifyingly optimized simulation engine on planet earth. While legacy software was built in the 1980s for single-core CPUs, tNavigator was built explicitly from the ground up for modern multi-core GPUs (Graphics Processing Units) and massive cloud clusters. The absolute core superpower of tNavigator is its "Interactive Speed and GPU Acceleration." Historically, an engineer would start a simulation, go home for the weekend, and hope it was finished on Monday. tNavigator is so mathematically hyper-optimized that it can run the exact same massive simulation in minutes. Even more terrifying, the engineer can pause the simulation mid-run, mathematically change the permeability of a rock layer, and instantly resume it. Because it completely revolutionized the velocity of petroleum engineering, offering unparalleled GPU computing, massive cost-savings in engineering time, and fully interactive 3D visualization, it is the absolute go-to for agile, modern oil companies and tech-forward engineering firms.