Certain tasks often push the boundaries of numerical applications. This includes gaps in material data or insufficient modeling approaches for heat and mass transport. Or maybe there is a lack of interfaces to other tools. With our experience in research-related modeling topics, we have expertise in parallel computing and setting up Linux clusters, as well as integrating them into IT infrastructures. Furthermore, upon request, we can provide a web interface for our calculation tools tailored to specific tasks. You can perform calculations on our systems using predefined parameter ranges and solvers. We customize this infrastructure to meet your needs by preparing the computational models and offering them as a service through TinniT. Our computing cluster, consisting of 168 processors, is at your disposal within the scope of a project. Save on software, hardware, and personnel costs by using these new tools at your own discretion and only when needed.