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Siemens Digital Industries Software has renewed its technical partnership agreement with Ducati Corse, (“Ducati”) for the next two years and detailed how the Siemens Xcelerator platform has been instrumental in helping the company to achieve its mission of creating increasingly powerful, safe and sustainable motorcycles. “Our partnership with Siemens has not only helped us meet current challenges but has also positioned us perfectly to meet future challenges, both on the racetrack and in the global market. We are ready to continue winning, with innovation as our guiding principle, always together with a technological partner that allows us to remain competitive and at the top,” said Massimiliano Bertei, CTO, Ducati Motor Holding. “In the world of racing, being able to modify your bike until the last second is crucial. For example, during race weekends, we can remotely design new components using Siemens’ technology, which are then sent to the track and printed

APV, a brand within SPX FLOW’s Nutrition & Health division, has secured a major project worth more than $30 million with one of the world’s largest dairy cooperatives—Arla Foods. The valued partnership aims to make the Lockerbie Creamery in Scotland a UHT center of excellence. The expansion also underpins the Arla’s ambition to be carbon net zero by 2050, and SPX FLOW’s mantra, “Earth Day, Every Day.” SPX FLOW designed the UHT solution around Arla’s agreed targets for minimizing water, energy and waste—key performance indicators for dairy’s broader sustainability journey. By enabling long production runs and reducing operational steps, the APV Injection UHT solution is expected to optimize operational costs. “This success exemplifies how innovation and sustainability work hand in hand,” says Simon Phillips, President for Nutrition & Health Solutions at SPX FLOW. “By combining our APV expertise, Arla's creating a UHT Center of Excellence that will sustainably support innovation and deliver

The webinar will demonstrate how a modern, easy-to-learn, and easy-to-use Parasolid-based CAD solution enables collaborative 3D design for both traditional and non-traditional users. Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA 14 October 2025—CIMdata, Inc., the leading global research, consulting, and education firm specializing in Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) and the Digital Transformation it enables, announces its participation in an upcoming webinar, “The Tested Results of Democratizing CAD in Manufacturing.” The webinar, sponsored by Shapr3D, will take place on Wednesday, 19 November, at 11:00 AM EST. The webinar will focus on how modern CAD solutions can overcome the limitations of traditional software to drive efficiency, improve collaboration, and transform product development across the enterprise. CIMdata’s Principal Consultant, Tom Gill, will bring CIMdata's deep consulting experience to the discussion, guiding attendees on how to strategically position a modern CAD solution as a critical tool for digital transformation. He will join Shapr3D Chief Revenue Officer Edan Gottlib and a

Egnyte, a leader in secure content collaboration, intelligence, and governance, will showcase the latest enhancements to its AI-powered cloud collaboration platform for the architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) industry at this year’s Procore Groundbreak in Houston, TX. Egnyte is transforming data management to enable smarter, more secure, and more efficient project workflows for the industry. Its user-friendly platform unifies project files, RFIs, submittals, designs, financials, and more into a seamless, AI-powered environment for informed decision-making and efficient project management. The company recently launched a no-code AI agent builder and a pair of AEC AI agents tailored to solve the unique problems of the industry and bring intuitive AI features into the hands of end users. Egnyte’s newest AEC AI agents include: Specifications Analyst, allowing users to quickly discover viable solutions by transforming specification documents into source data. Smart filters pinpoint key sections and gather extracted data across the spec divisions. Building Code Analyst, consolidating

The final countdown has begun for the ENGYS User Group Meeting 2025. There’s only two weeks to go until we gather at The Madison in Detroit (USA) on 22–23 October for two days dedicated to exploring open-source CFD with HELYX and ELEMENTS. This year’s programme will feature a keynote from Dr. Derwin Parkin of Amazon AWS. Dr. Parkin will explore the benefits of using ENGYS’ open-source CFD solutions to tackle complex engineering challenges in built environments and server farms, when combined with state-of-the-art AWS cloud HPC infrastructure. In addition to the keynote, several leading organisations will also present their CFD work with HELYX and ELEMENTS, including Foster + Partners, NVIDIA, Bright ENGenuity, Ramboll, Stellantis, University of Michigan and Metrô-SP. These technical sessions will highlight real-world applications, innovation and user experience with our CFD software tools. For a detailed overview of the event’s schedule and agenda, please check out the ENGYS UGM 2025 Programme. Don’t miss this opportunity to connect with peers, expand your knowledge of HELYX and ELEMENTS, and

HCLTech, a leading global technology company, reported 4.6% YOY revenue growth in constant currency (CC) for the quarter ended September 30, 2025. USD revenue was at $3.6 billion, up 5.8% YoY. The company revised its Services Revenue growth (CC) guidance to 4%-5%, while retaining the overall revenue and margin guidance for FY26. “We had a standout quarter on every front — marked by strong execution, growing demand for our AI-powered solutions and Advanced AI revenue exceeding $100 million this quarter. Our AI strategy is no longer just a vision; it is now a measurable driver of growth, differentiation and innovation. We are transitioning into an AI monetization phase. For the first time, our new bookings surpassed $2.5 billion, without reliance on any mega deal,” said C Vijayakumar, CEO & Managing Director, HCLTech.  HCLTech’s Services revenue grew by 5.5% YoY (CC). Digital revenue was up 15% YoY (CC) and now accounts for 42%

About this release We gladly announce the v24.1.7 release, for ANSA, EPILYSIS, META, KOMVOS and FATIQ, with critical bug fixes. Follows an overview of the most important items: Known issues resolved in ANSA NVH Console Mouse cursor could be offset in the Diagram View, when working with multiple monitors. Data Management In previous versions, user attribute values in ANSA were truncated to 3999 characters, when saved on the SPDRM server, due to a known SPDRM database limitation. This limitation has been resolved in the current version; the SPDRM database now supports attribute values with a larger number of characters, allowing full data storage without truncation.  Known issues resolved in META General Unexpected termination could occur when launching META in OS with GPU memory less than 1GB. Abaqus META would cease operating when reading results without description from .odb files, produced by AutoFENA.  Known issues resolved in KOMVOS Data Management When saving a Simulation Model, in some cases of Subsystem conflicts, the newly assigned Iteration attribute

OpenText™, a global leader in secure information management for AI, announced the release of Cloud Editions (CE) 25.4, introducing innovations that help organizations securely unlock the value of their information and put AI to work with industry-specific, use-case-driven solutions. With CE 25.4, customers can move from “Content in Context” to “AI in Context,” putting trusted data at the center of their AI strategy. With enriched and governed enterprise data in various OpenText platforms, organizations can accelerate AI readiness and benefit from operational productivity. CE 25.4 helps customers discover hidden data, transform raw content into intelligence, and curate information with business context. “At OpenText, we’re helping customers move beyond information readiness to AI in context—intelligence that delivers secure, actionable results,” said Savinay Berry, CPO & CTO of OpenText. “Every solution we build helps organizations manage, govern, and protect their data while safely adopting AI at scale. With Cloud Editions 25.4, we’re empowering CIOs, developers, and

EarthCam, the global leader in live camera technology, content and services, introduced its latest innovation for interior construction monitoring: Mobile StreamCam Robotic. This high-quality camera in a compact package offers a unique combination of live-streaming video, pan-tilt-zoom (PTZ) control, 500-megapixel panoramas, and environmental sensors, delivering valuable data with AI insights for interior construction.  For the first time, EarthCam’s powerful Pano VI Panoramic Visual Intelligence is optimized for indoor applications. Pano VI analyzes ultra-high-resolution 360° panoramic images to identify and annotate jobsite activity, construction materials, and safety compliance. This breakthrough capability automates the continuous capture and analysis of visual data for the full duration of any project. Next-generation AI reports and natural language search capability provide a new level of awareness for stakeholders. “At EarthCam, our mission is to give the construction industry the insights it needs to keep jobsites safe and projects on track,” said Brian Cury, CEO and Founder of EarthCam. “The new Mobile

IFS, the leading provider of Industrial AI software, announced the next evolution of its IFS Loops agent platform: 10 Digital Workers with 50 agentic skills, and a near-term roadmap for 100 skills designed for mission-critical workflows in manufacturing, energy, utilities, telecoms, construction, aerospace & defense, and service industries. The IFS Loops agentic platform delivers templated Digital Workers that autonomously manage high-volume operational tasks, including field dispatch, supplier coordination, customer order manager and inventory replenishment, across enterprise systems with real-time intelligence, audit-ready compliance, and domain-specific understanding. Unlike traditional automation, RPA, and Generative AI, IFS Loops Digital Workers manage complex workflows, make context-driven decisions, and continuously improve operational performance while working right alongside employees to reduce manual tasks and amplify their impact. Whether embedded in IFS Cloud or running alongside legacy systems, these digital workers provide immediate ROI and operational impact. Somya Kapoor, CEO of IFS Loops, commented: “The pace of operational change is faster than