Aptean, a global provider of mission-critical B2B enterprise software solutions, announced the acquisition of OpsVeda, an AI-powered operations command center. Building on Aptean’s recent acquisition of Logility – a market-leading provider of AI-first supply chain management software – this latest move doubles down on Aptean’s vision for an autonomous, end-to-end supply chain platform. OpsVeda’s real-time, agentic execution capabilities will complement and extend Logility’s advanced planning and optimization solutions, helping customers move beyond static spreadsheets and siloed data toward continuous, AI-driven orchestration across the supply chain. The result is that businesses will be better positioned to eliminate operational blind spots, accelerate decision-making, and unlock unprecedented agility in today’s volatile environment. Logility applies advanced AI and optimization to demand, supply, and inventory planning, giving organizations predictive insights, visibility, and resilience. OpsVeda will add an agentic AI execution layer designed to continuously observe live operational data, reason over changing conditions, and take or recommend actions

Hexagon will release its Year-End Report for 2025 on Friday, 30 January 2026, at approximately 08:00 CET. President and CEO Anders Svensson will present the results during a live webcast and telephone conference at 10:00 CET. Webcast: The webcast will be streamed here. Telephone conference: Anyone interested in participating in the Q&A session following the presentation must register here. Upon registering, each participant will be provided with a personal PIN and dial in information via email. Access to the telephone conference will be available 10 minutes prior to call start time. All presentation material will also be available for on-demand viewing on the Company’s website. To view the original press release, please click here. Search for Hexagon on CIMdata.com

Tata Technologies Limited, a leading global product engineering and digital services company, announced financial results for the quarter ended December 31, 2025. Quarter ended December 31, 2025, results highlights. Total Operating Revenues stood at ₹13,657 million, up 3.2% QoQ Services Segment Revenues of ₹10,602 million, up 4.7% QoQ In USD terms, Services Segment Revenues came in at $118.6 million, up 2.6% QoQ Operating EBITDA at ₹1,929 million EBITDA Margin at 14.1% Net Income* was at ₹1,350 million; Net income margin was at 9.9% [LTM] attrition came in at 15.8% Workforce strength was at 12,580 *Q3’26 margins exclude one-time exceptional item due to new labor code and one-off acquisition related cost Warren Harris, Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director, said: “Q3 demonstrated the resilience and strength of our business, delivering growth despite seasonal softness and temporary headwinds. With strong vertical performance, six strategic deal wins, and continued investment in delivery capacity, we are poised for a sharp acceleration in Q4. We expect sequential

Cochin Shipyard Ltd (CSL), India’s largest shipbuilding and maintenance facility and the only yard in the country capable of constructing aircraft carriers, has officially implemented Cadmatic software to support its latest newbuild program – a world-first project involving hydrogen-powered feeder container vessels for Samskip.  The agreement, signed in November 2025, follows more than two years of close collaboration, evaluation, and proof-of-concept work between CSL and Cadmatic.  In this strategic move, Cochin has deployed CADMATIC Hull and Outfitting, along with training and maintenance services. The tools will support both the Samskip project and future shipbuilding programs as the shipyard moves toward a more model-based, digitally enabled process.  India is rapidly expanding its shipbuilding and maritime infrastructure, positioning itself as a key player in the global industry. With this adoption, Cochin Shipyard is taking a major step toward future-ready, digitally driven ship design.  Cadmatic’s software will enable CSL to improve clash detection, accelerate the generation of production drawings, and streamline coordination between disciplines – all essential in delivering

Centric Software® is pleased to announce that FashionFlying Group, a leading manufacturer and supplier of functional outdoor apparel, has selected Centric PLM™ to build an enterprise-level digital foundation for product development. Centric Software delivers innovative, integrated, end-to-end AI-powered enterprise solutions to take products from concept to commercialization. Fashion, luxury, footwear, outdoor, home, cosmetics & personal care as well as multi-category retail teams can plan, design, develop, source, comply, buy, make, price, allocate, assort, sell and replenish products to achieve strategic and operational digital transformation goals. Over the past two decades, FashionFlying Group has grown into a trusted name in functional outdoor and professional wear. The company has built a strong manufacturing footprint in China, expanded to fourteen factories worldwide with a portfolio spanning hardshells, skiwear and specialized protective gear supplied to brands and retailers in more than twenty countries. Today, FashionFlying Group supports a mix of OEM, ODM and its own brand

PTC announced that Reditus Space, a manufacturing company focused on providing sustainable and scalable microgravity access as a service, has selected PTC’s cloud-native Onshape® computer-aided design (CAD) and product data management (PDM) platform to support the development of its reusable spacecraft and all supporting hardware. Initially introduced to PTC through the Onshape Startup Program, Reditus used Onshape to move rapidly from early concepts to flight-ready designs. As the company prepares for its first full orbital mission, ENOS Mk1, it transitioned to Onshape Government to help meet ITAR and EAR requirements without sacrificing speed. The ENOS Mk1 mission, launching aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 rideshare, will deploy a reusable spacecraft into low Earth orbit, host commercial payloads, orbit for approximately eight weeks, and then return safely to Earth for recovery and reuse. “Onshape lets us move fast,” said Will Sherman, CTO and Co-Founder of Reditus Space. “From our first day in the Startup Program, we had full access to

Siemens, a leading industrial technology company, has announced Picanol, a global leader in high-tech weaving machines, is using software from the Siemens Xcelerator portfolio to streamline development cycles and accelerate innovation in the design and production of its next generation weaving machine platforms. Founded more than 80 years ago in Belgium, Picanol develops, manufactures and sells high-tech weaving machines based on airjet and rapier technology and employs more than 1,200 people globally. Picanol is using Siemens’ Designcenter™ NX™ software for advanced product engineering alongside Teamcenter® software for product lifecycle management (PLM) to streamline operations, reduce customizations, adopt out-of-the-box processes and workflow and create connections to its enterprise resource planning (ERP) and manufacturing execution system (MES) systems. Picanol also using Simcenter™ software to leverage Siemens’ digital twin technology for product performance optimization and sustainable, energy-efficient machine design. “Siemens is leading us on our digital transformation journey. Its consistent support, local presence and deep understanding of

Flexxbotics, the autonomous manufacturing platform leader, announced the public release of Flexxbotics Transformers, a new open-source project on GitHub providing industrial-grade connector drivers for factory equipment and automation systems. Released under the Apache 2.0 license, Flexxbotics Transformers are designed using software-defined automation (SDA) to accelerate open interoperability across a wide range of manufacturing environments with different tools, machines, and automation. Flexxbotics Transformers are production-ready connector drivers used with the Flexxbotics software-defined automation (SDA) platform. They provide a standardized abstraction layer for connecting plant machines, PLCs, robots, inspection & test equipment, sensors, safety systems, and other factory assets using both open industrial protocols and vendor-specific proprietary interfaces. “Smart factories are moving beyond point-to-point, one-off integrations between assets and equipment to achieve many-to-many interoperability with software-defined automation,” said Tyler Bouchard, CEO and Co-Founder of Flexxbotics. “By open-sourcing our industrial transformer set, we’re giving controls engineers and automation developers a production-proven option for building more

Keysight Technologies, Inc. announced the release of the new Machine Learning Toolkit in the latest Keysight Device Modeling Software Suite. This new solution reduces model development and extraction time from weeks to hours, enabling faster Process Design Kit (PDK) delivery and Design Technology Co-Optimization (DTCO) applications. The semiconductor industry is undergoing rapid transformation, driven by advanced architectures such as gate-all-around (GAA) transistors, wide-bandgap materials such as GaN and SiC, and heterogeneous integration strategies including chiplets and 3D stacking. While these innovations drive performance, they also create complex modeling and parameter extraction challenges. Traditional workflows rely on physics-based compact models and manual parameter extraction, forcing engineers to adjust hundreds of interconnected parameters across multiple operating conditions, a process that can take weeks and often struggles to achieve optimal results. With increasingly tight schedules, faster, more predictive, and automated artificial intelligence/Machine Learning (AI/ML)-driven modeling solutions are now essential. Keysight’s new Machine Learning Toolkit, featuring an ML optimizer,

iBase-t, the leader in digital manufacturing and sustainment solutions for Aerospace & Defense (A&D), announced the general availability (GA) of Solumina AI, the only artificial intelligence platform purpose-built for regulated A&D manufacturing environments. Alongside the platform release, iBase-t also announced GA of the first four Solumina AI modules: Solumina ScanAI, Solumina Digital SME, Solumina Intelligence, and Solumina PulseAI.  In Aerospace & Defense, general-purpose or “horizontal” AI assistants designed for broad business workflows are not just insufficient — they can introduce real risk. Without A&D-specific process context, governed data access, and traceability, generic AI can produce risks through inaccurate outputs, quality escapes, and compliance exposure in highly regulated environments. While many ERP and PLM vendors have rushed to bolt general-purpose AI onto their systems, iBase-t has taken a fundamentally different approach. Solumina AI is a governed, A&D-specific vertical AI platform embedded directly within the Solumina Manufacturing and Sustainment Operations Platform — the A&D industry’s operational system of record. Powered by high-fidelity