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The Nemetschek Group, a global leader in software solutions for the Architecture, Engineering, Construction & Operations (AEC/O) industry, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Nesma Infrastructure & Technology (NIT), a renowned Saudi Arabian infrastructure and technology firm. This strategic partnership aims to accelerate the digital transformation of Saudi Arabia’s construction and infrastructure sectors, aligning with the Kingdom’s Vision 2030 objectives. The MoU establishes a collaborative framework between Nemetschek and NIT to implement cutting-edge digital solutions, including Building Information Modeling (BIM), digital twins, and open standards, across large-scale infrastructure projects throughout Saudi Arabia. The partnership seeks to enhance project efficiency, sustainability, and innovation in the AEC/O industry. “This partnership marks a significant milestone in our commitment to supporting Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030,” explains Muayad Simbawa, Managing Director of Nemetschek Saudi Arabia. “By combining Nemetschek’s global expertise in digital construction technologies with NIT’s deep understanding of the local market, we aim to deliver transformative

Centric Software® is pleased to announce that St. Agni, the Australian based fashion brand, has successfully implemented Centric PLM™ to streamline product development and support its global growth. Centric Software provides the most innovative enterprise solutions to plan, design, develop, source, buy, make, price, allocate, sell and replenish products such as fashion, luxury, footwear, outdoor, home, food & beverage and cosmetics & personal care as well as multi-category retail to achieve strategic and operational digital transformation goals. Founded in 2014 in Byron Bay, Australia, St. Agni is a brand committed to timeless design and thoughtful craftsmanship. The brand blends refined silhouettes with exceptional fabrics, emphasizing supply chain transparency and the use of locally sourced, certified materials wherever possible. With five retail stores across Australia, a global online presence and availability in over 90 retailers worldwide, St. Agni continues to grow while staying true to its minimalist, mindful ethos. St. Agni’s growing footprint and

Turbotech, a supplier of efficient and sustainable aviation solutions, is leveraging Ansys simulation to deliver the first viable hydrogen-fueled turbine engine for small-scale passenger planes, vertical takeoff and landing (VTOL) vehicles, drones, and more. In partnership with the BeautHyFuel project, Turbotech is the first company to successfully demonstrate a hydrogen-fueled turboprop engine, emphasizing the crucial role of Ansys simulation in advancing next-generation technology. Exploratory turbine designs struggle to safely and reliably use hydrogen as a fuel, resulting in difficulty balancing power output, fuel consumption, heat, and combustion systems service life. Turbotech takes a scalable approach, using Ansys simulation to help design and validate a gas turbine that is fuel agnostic — supporting an easier, streamlined transition to hydrogen. Simulation-led product development allowed Turbotech to quickly identify the two best nozzle designs for real-world testing — cutting prototyping costs and timelines. Specifically, Fluent delivered critical high-fidelity predictions of the flame shape and temperature, and after

Supported by Ansys simulation technology and Ansys Apex Channel Partner CADFEM Germany GmbH, Wingcopter is developing cutting-edge drone technology to deliver vital supplies to hard-to-reach areas, including vaccines, medicine, blood/other lab samples, and medical equipment, in addition to long-range LiDAR surveying services for infrastructure inspection. Through this collaboration, Wingcopter identified and optimized payload solutions for its drone that could increase the flight range by over 10% — delivering more resources to more people. Designing vertical takeoff and landing (VTOL) aircraft for a smooth transition from hover to cruise requires engineering for flexible propulsion systems, aerodynamics, energy efficiency, and safety. Wingcopter relies on Ansys’ multiphysics and safety analysis solutions to validate its drone design featuring a redundant battery system and eight motors, four with tiltrotor technology for enhanced transition to cruising. Simulation helps Wingcopter estimate drone performance across diverse conditions — strong winds, heavy rains, various altitudes, and more. The simulations are compared to field

Alphawave Semi, a global leader in high-speed connectivity and compute silicon for the world’s technology infrastructure, announced its participation at the PCI-SIG® Developers Conference 2025, where it will highlight interoperability with its I/O chiplet AlphaCHIP1600, and optical PCI Express® (PCIe®) technology capabilities. The company also congratulates PCI-SIG on the release of the PCIe 7.0 specification, an important step in shaping the future of high-performance computing. "A PCIe-capable I/O chiplet reflects the industry's efforts toward advancing composable, flexible technology built on robust and widely adopted industry standards," said Al Yanes, PCI-SIG President and Chairperson. “In addition, optical interoperability demonstrations will widen PCIe technology’s reach, bringing its low-power, low-latency benefits to new applications.” At the event, Alphawave Semi will demonstrate the interoperability of its AlphaCHIP™ I/O chiplet with leading test and measurement (T&M) platforms, reinforcing its position as the industry’s first off-the-shelf I/O chiplet to interoperate at PCIe 6.0 protocol. Alphawave Semi’s demos will also highlight

At NVIDIA GTC Paris, Cadence announced it is providing optimized solutions for the world’s first industrial AI cloud in collaboration with NVIDIA. Customers will be able to accelerate the development of their industrial technology by leveraging Cadence’s industry-leading solutions, optimized for NVIDIA Grace Blackwell platforms. These innovative solutions include the Fidelity™ CFD Platform, the Spectre® X Simulator, the Voltus™ IC Power Integrity Solution, and the Innovus™ Implementation System, among others. Europe’s industrial AI ecosystem will be able to leverage Cadence® solvers accelerated by NVIDIA Blackwell systems by up to 80X from the industrial AI cloud. Ascendance is using Cadence Fidelity computational fluid dynamics software and NVIDIA accelerated computing to design the future of aviation, achieving a 20X reduction in simulation runtimes. In addition, the AI cloud will be built using the NVIDIA Omniverse Blueprint for AI factory design and operations, which leverages the Cadence Reality™ Digital Twin Platform to simulate and optimize the entire operation in a physically accurate virtual environment, enabling engineering teams to build smarter, more reliable facilities. This approach

Zuken has unveiled a major update to its GENESYS platform, further strengthening its position in model-based systems engineering (MBSE). This latest release focuses on enhancing model structure, streamlining interoperability between tools, and accelerating the adoption of key industry standards that are vital for designing large-scale mission-critical and enterprise systems. With this evolution, GENESYS aims to make MBSE more accessible and efficient, helping engineering teams improve system design rigor and collaboration across disciplines. These improvements are particularly valuable for organizations working on complex systems with stringent requirements, like aerospace, defense, and large-scale industrial applications. Model Organization for Greater Interoperability At the core of the latest GENESYS release is the introduction of Containment, a new approach to model organization that enables users to structure their engineering data in a way that aligns more naturally with user intent and industry expectations. Containment supports more intuitive organization and navigation of system models while also aligning with widely adopted standards

Picture this: it’s midnight and your big sales pitch is in eight and a half hours. Your design is basically done, except for the last-minute bend your boss asked you to add. It’s small, but it’s vital to selling your design. There’s only one problem: you’ve blanked on where to find the bend feature. Well, as always, IronCAD has a solution… Whether you’re sketching your next modular layout or navigating the nuances of metal fabrication, quick access to answers can make all the difference. That’s why IronCAD is proud to introduce one of its latest innovations: IronCAD’s AI Chatbot (IC Chatbot), an AI-powered assistant. Smarter Help, On Demand The IC Chatbot isn’t just another chatbot. At its core, it’s powered by a vector-based database, meaning it understands the context of your questions, not just keywords. Whether you’re asking how to shell a part, apply constraints, or add a loft, the IC Chatbot instantly connects

Planera, the leader in visual CPM-based construction scheduling, announced the launch of advanced field scheduling capabilities designed to simplify and enhance short-interval term planning for construction project teams. With these new features, teams can easily create, manage, and update detailed field schedules that seamlessly connect to their master project plans. For years, field teams have relied on Post-Its and Microsoft Excel to create and manage detail-level schedules, resulting in disconnection from the master schedule, manual errors, and costly delays. Planera’s new solution eliminates these inefficiencies by offering: Visual, collaborative field scheduling that’s intuitive and purpose-built for construction teams Instant selection and conversion of master schedule sections into detailed field schedules Real-time progress tracking and variance reporting against the master plan Seamless updates between field and master schedules Powerful field analytics help teams track progress vs. plan “Planera field schedules allow us to break down the overall project into manageable activities and communicate effectively with the field – without overloading them with the

Synopsys, Inc. announced that its collaboration with Broadcom has achieved interoperability between Synopsys' PCIe 6.x IP solution and Broadcom's PEX90000 series switch. As a cornerstone of next-generation AI infrastructures, PCIe switches play a critical role in enabling the scalability required to meet the demands of modern AI workloads. This milestone demonstrates that future products integrating PCIe 6.x solutions from Synopsys and Broadcom will operate seamlessly within the ecosystem, reducing design risk and accelerating time-to-market for high-performance computing and AI data center systems. The interoperability demonstration with Broadcom features a Synopsys PCIe 6.x IP solution, including PHY and controller, operating as a root complex and an endpoint running at 64 GT/s with Broadcom's PEX90000 switch. Synopsys will showcase this interoperability demonstration at PCI-SIG DevCon 2025 at booth #13, taking place June 11 and 12, where attendees can see a variety of successful Synopsys PCIe 7.0 and PCIe 6.x IP interoperability demonstrations in both the Synopsys booth and partners' booths. "Building