WTW launches GPU-enabled RiskAgility FM to boost actuarial modelling efficiency
Jun 30, 2026, 4:04 AM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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WTW unveiled a GPU-enabled update to RiskAgility FM, boosting speed, cost efficiency, and modeling flexibility for insurers. The Gen-2 engine now supports GPU across RiskAgility FM and vGrid, with early tests suggesting up to 100x cost savings in some scenarios. The integration pairs GPU with AI to enable near real-time pricing and interactive decision analysis.
WTW launches GPU-enabled RiskAgility FM with Gen-2 engine.
Early tests show up to 100x cost savings in some scenarios.
Users can run GPU or CPU execution for flexibility across models.
RiskAgility FM now unifies GPU acceleration with AI for near real-time pricing.
Launch underscores WTW's push to improve modelling efficiency and client adoption.
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