The performance of Techila Distributed Computing Engine in different scenarios was evaluated in a thesis at the Tampere University of Technology.

[citation needed] Techila Worker is a Java-based client middleware component that can be run on Microsoft Windows or Linux.

The SDK includes plug-ins for many commonly used research and development tools and languages, such as MATLAB, R, Python, Perl, Java, C#/ .NET C/ C++, FORTRAN, and Command-line interface script.

Following this evaluation, the technology gained acceptance in security-sensitive industries, including Finance and Insurance, Engineering, and Pharmaceuticals.

In 2011, a research team at the University of Helsinki demonstrated the Techila Distributed Computing Engine’s ability to autonomously manage large-scale computing environments, including extensive deployments of Windows Azure cloud instances.

The University also showcased how the engine enhances the usability and efficiency of large-scale cluster resources in projects utilizing MATLAB, R, Python, Java, and C/ C++/ C#.

Despite its capacity for managing large-scale systems such as CSC – IT Center For Science, the engine is equally effective in smaller environments.