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Altair, a global leader in computational intelligence, announced significant upgrades to the Altair® HPCWorks® high-performance computing (HPC) and cloud platform. The release of Altair HPCWorks 2026 enables faster discovery with new features and improvements including enhanced GPU integration and utilization, expanded AI and machine learning tools and support, and extended reporting so users can understand, tune, and optimize their HPC environments. “The technology landscape is rapidly evolving, and we’re tailoring Altair solutions to support the latest AI, machine learning, data analytics, EDA, and even quantum workloads,” said Sam Mahalingam, chief technology officer, Altair. “Now as part of Siemens, we can push the technology even further, with the industry-leading Altair HPCWorks platform as the foundation of intelligent, data-driven computing.” Powerful AI and GPU IntegrationAltair HPCWorks solutions are designed with AI workloads in mind, with broad support for GPUs and an updated Kubernetes connector. Altair HPCWorks 2026 includes new features such as Jupyter Notebook integration for

Bridgit, the leader in construction workforce planning software, announced Bridgit AI, a new layer of functionality designed to turn messy, siloed people data into immediate answers, explainable recommendations, and faster planning workflows. Grounded in a “people-first, data-informed” philosophy, these new tools bring the most relevant information about your team to the forefront of workforce planning, surfacing otherwise hard-to-uncover insights that help drive better construction project outcomes. New AI features launchingWhether the planning teams rely on spreadsheets or a modern data stack, Bridgit’s AI assistant will help them more quickly and easily build and execute the right workforce plans. No matter the starting point, the result is the same: Get better data in, get smarter insights out, and accelerate critical workflows. Bridgit AI, the first and only AI assistant purpose-built for construction workforce planning, will include the following features at launch: Ask Bridgit — A conversational AI assistant that understands a company’s workforce data.

Eagleview, a leading provider of aerial imagery and asset intelligence, has launched Eagleview Labs, a dedicated innovation center designed to expand commercial and government applications of geospatial intelligence. As organizations shift toward AI-first architectures, Eagleview Labs will collaborate with customers, technology partners, and industry innovators to accelerate the integration of geospatial insights into enterprise systems and unlock new applications and market opportunities. Building on five years of rapid customer adoption alongside the rise of AI, this initiative marks the next step toward enabling organizations to make smarter and faster decisions by harnessing imagery and data at scale. The Eagleview Labs team is led by Simon Cope, a serial founder, accomplished inventor, and pioneer in geospatial technologies. Eagleview Labs brings together experts in AI, computer vision, and advanced capture systems. Simon and his team have identified massive underutilization of aerial intelligence across a broad range of industries. Eagleview Labs exists to change

EarthCam, the leader in live camera technology, content, and services, announced major enhancements to its AI-powered visual intelligence for construction management at Procore’s Groundbreak 2025, its flagship annual event and the construction industry’s leading gathering for collaboration and progress. New capabilities include automated schedule documentation, image tagging for permit milestones in the Daily Log, and AI-powered visual data for BI ecosystems. EarthCam turns real-time jobsite imagery into actionable data, fully integrated with Procore’s project management platform to provide a more complete, visual record for safety, progress monitoring and scheduling. Together with Procore, EarthCam helps construction teams face persistent challenges that slow projects and drive-up costs. Manual project documentation and fragmented record-keeping results in wasted time spent searching for information and leads to miscommunication and delays. EarthCam’s visual intelligence helps overcome these challenges by automatically infusing searchable image-rich data into relevant Procore Daily Log sections. “With the integration of EarthCam's visual intelligence technology,

Kahua, a leading provider of asset centric project management® information systems (PMIS) announced the release of Kahua Enterprise AI, a comprehensive suite of artificial intelligence-powered capabilities designed to automate tasks, enhance visibility and deliver advanced analytics, without compromising security. Kahua AI prioritizes practical value and uncompromising trust. By hosting AI models in a private infrastructure, Kahua extends the same proven security foundation that underpins its FedRAMP-authorized and CMMC-aligned offerings.  “We’re excited to introduce Kahua AI for project teams and owners alike,” said Brian Moore, President and Co-Founder of Kahua. “Our customers trust us to secure their most critical data, and we’ve built this offering with that same principle in mind. Kahua AI delivers real automation and insights that improve efficiency and decision-making without the risks of unsecured, public AI models.” Kahua AI unlocks new efficiencies across the capital program lifecycle with three core capabilities: Automated Data Collection: Extracts and organizes information from unprocessed sources

 PDF Enabling Transformative Outcomes Across Products, Operations, and Assets Takeaways As part of the broader Hitachi group, Hitachi Digital Services (HDS) benefits from real-world industrial validation and global scale. HDS can deliver deep domain expertise and digital integration across ET–IT–OT and AI. This foundation ensures rapid, reliable deployment and measurable transformation at scale. HDS has identified more than 60 impactful use cases for AI and GenAI across the Digital Thread, with 20% already deployed in production. These applications embedded in PLM reduce cycle time, improve quality, and drive innovation across design, manufacturing, quality, and service functions. GenAI enhances not just automation but also reasoning, decision-making, and orchestration. HDS has developed a Digital PLM Playbook that offers a framework, refined from in-house use and partner experiences, to accelerate value realization. It includes tools for strategy development, platform selection, BOM optimization, and sustainability tracking, enabling organizations to move from vision to execution efficiently. From automated inspections to predictive

Bechtle has appointed Martin Kull as Vice President Switzerland, effective October 20, 2025. The 60-year-old Swiss national succeeds Christian Speck, who is leaving the company by mutual agreement after nine years. In his most recent role, Christian Speck oversaw the activities of Bechtle Schweiz AG, Bechtle Suisse SA and Bechtle direct AG. The Bechtle Executive Board would like to express its sincere gratitude to Christian Speck for his commitment and valuable contributions, particularly in driving Bechtle’s multichannel strategy in the Swiss market. Martin Kull brings extensive industry experience and will assume overall responsibility for all sales channels in Switzerland. He joins Bechtle from ICT service provider Orange Business, where he held various leadership roles over eight years and most recently served as Managing Director for the DACH region and Eastern Europe. His previous career stops include systems integrator Etrali SA, global communications company Avaya, and cybersecurity vendor Acronis. “With Martin Kull, we’re gaining an exceptionally

Bentley Systems, Incorporated, the infrastructure engineering software company, announced the winners of the 2025 Going Digital Awards. The annual awards honor the extraordinary work of infrastructure professionals and their innovative use of Bentley software to improve the way infrastructure is designed, built, and operated. This year, nearly 250 projects were nominated by organizations in 47 countries. Winners were selected across 12 categories by a panel of independent judges during Bentley’s Year in Infrastructure conference, held October 15-16 in Amsterdam. “Congratulations to this year’s Going Digital Award winners,” said Chris Bradshaw, chief sustainability and education officer, Bentley Systems. “These groundbreaking projects demonstrate how leading infrastructure engineering and construction companies, together with innovative owner-operators, are harnessing digital advancements—from connected data to AI—to transform project delivery and elevate asset performance. Your achievements are setting the standard for resilience, sustainability, and impact across infrastructure sectors.” 2025 Going Digital Awards Winners Bridges and Tunnels Italferr S.p.A. (Italy) – Leveraging Digital Technologies

BETA CAE Systems International AG is proud to announce that has been successfully renewed its acceptance on to JOSCAR, and continues to be recognised as a fully compliant supplier for several defence companies and major organisations. BETA CAE Systems International, being JOSCAR certified since October 2021, satisfies all the requirements to be fully registered on the JOSCAR supplier accreditation register, as set out by participating buying organisations. JOSCAR (the Joint Supply Chain Accreditation Register) is a collaborative accreditation and compliance system, used by the aerospace, defence, and security industry, to act as a single repository for pre-qualification and compliance information on approved suppliers. Being certified as a registered member and a trusted supplier for the aerospace and defence sectors, assures our clients and partners that the software and services we provide are of the highest quality and comply with the industry standards. Moreover, since organisations from these sectors have strict information security

Tata Technologies, a global product engineering and digital services company, announced a strategic collaboration with Synopsys, the leading provider of engineering solutions from silicon to systems, to accelerate the shift towards software-defined mobility. Both companies will leverage each other’s expertise to provide innovative solutions that address SDV complexity and enable OEMs to assume a leadership role in a fast-changing mobility world. The collaboration aims to empower automotive manufacturers to tackle the complexities of next-generation mobility by combining Tata Technologies’ deep domain expertise in vehicle engineering with Synopsys’ industry-leading virtualization solutions enabling the deployment of electronics digital twins (eDTs). The companies have already started engaging collaboratively with a leading European OEM to deliver business value. The team developed an advanced solution blueprint to transition from the existing E/E architecture to a next-generation software-defined design. Pilot programs with other major OEMs are also underway in North America, Europe, and India. Commenting on the collaboration, Sriram