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Mentor Graphics Corporation today announced its agreement with AMD to provide comprehensive embedded Linux® tools for AMD 64-bit ARM®-based processors using the Mentor®Embedded Sourcery™ CodeBench Lite offering. To address the growing complexity of embedded systems, AMD embedded customers will have access to the Sourcery CodeBench technology for development and debugging applications for Linux®-based embedded systems. AMD and Mentor Graphics in 2014 agreed to create an embedded software ecosystem for developers to access powerful open-source, embedded C/C++ development tools to build embedded software in complex heterogeneous architectures based on AMD's 64-bit ARM-based processors. The AMD 64-bit ARM-based processors target next-generation embedded data center applications, communications and networking infrastructure, and industrial solutions. "Expanding our partnership with one of the largest independent embedded Linux and tool vendors in the market today is an exciting step forward as we continue to invest in the embedded market," said Scott Aylor, corporate vice president and general manager, AMD Embedded Solutions. "We

Delcam has launched the 2016 release of its FeatureCAM feature-based CAM software.  This includes a range of enhancements, in particular more options for the Vortex high-efficiency area-clearance strategy, support for bar-fed mills, more efficient turning and user-interface improvements to make programming even easier and faster. Full details on the new release, including video demonstrations of the main enhancements, are on the FeatureCAM Learning Zone – www.delcam.tv/fc2016/lz    FeatureCAM was the world’s first feature-based programming software when it was launched in 1995.  Constant development since then has ensured that the system has retained its leadership in programming speed and ease of use, while an increased range of strategies has been added to provide more efficient toolpaths that give greater productivity on a wider range of machinery, including mill-turn machines, five-axis mills and wire EDM equipment. The 2016 release includes a number of enhancements to the Vortex area-clearance strategy.  Vortex gives the fastest safe metal

Aras®, in partnership with Altium today announced a new approach to systems development that allows engineers working on complex products to access Altium PCB design data from within Aras Innovator®. By improving collaboration across electrical, mechanical, and software disciplines, Aras allows engineers to efficiently manage the product lifecycle from requirements through design, manufacture, and service.    With Aras Innovator connected to Altium Vault, the Altium centralized database for ECAD design data, global businesses can efficiently manage multidisciplinary bill of materials and enterprise-level configuration, change, and requirements management. This provides engineers with full product visibility, breaking down departmental and functional silos and enabling cross-discipline collaboration between mechanical, electrical, and software disciplines. “Electronics designers must worry not only about a PCB’s circuit design and layout, but also how it will fit into the design of the final product,” said Jason Hingston, CTO of Altium. “By connecting Altium to the Aras PLM solution, we are

Altium has announced the next major update to its flagship PCB design tool Altium Designer. According to the company, the addition of new automation and productivity tools to the package will allow engineers to get designs done more quickly and with fewer errors. “The increasing complexity of today’s electronic designs requires the most productive design environment for engineers to remain competitive,” said Christopher Donato, VP Americas at Altium. “Our focus for this release is to provide PCB designers with the most productive and efficient PCB design platform available to meet the demands of every engineering challenge.” Amongst the additions to the software are: an alternative part choice system, allowing designers to control their component selection process with backup part choices for manufacturing; visual clearance boundaries, allowing designers to understand the impact of their routing decisions in real-time; and a component placement system that allows organised and efficient board layouts to be created. “These

Dassault Systèmes and Deutsche Börse today announced the six finalists selected to participate in the 3D FinTech Challenge 2015, an immersive accelerator programme designed to empower and accelerate technology innovation within financial services. This year’s finalists focus on using existing or new disruptive data management technologies to help institutions better manage regulatory requirements and reduce the costs of compliance.  The 3D FinTech Challenge aims to nurture and accelerate the six high performance start-ups. The finalists - chosen from a shortlist of applications by a panel of senior executives from leading financial institutions - are AlgoDynamix, Athena Portfolio Solutions, CreditRecipient, Demaenova Informatics, Passfort and Quarule. Unlike other accelerator programmes, Dassault Systèmes and Deutsche Börse do not take equity in the start-ups but may consider investing in them, should there be a good business fit.  The Challenge, now in its third consecutive year, is led by Dassault Systèmes, world leader in Product Lifecycle Management (PLM)

Altair today announced that Brüel & Kjær Sound & Vibration Measurement A/S has joined the Altair Partner Alliance (APA), bringing its noise, vibration and harshness (NVH) software, Insight+, to HyperWorks customers. Insight+ creates the ability to efficiently consider test and computer-aided engineering (CAE) data together to assist engineers in better understanding NVH contributions early in the design process.  "We are very excited about our partnership with Altair," said Alun Crewe, Vice President, Strategic Marketing at Brüel & Kjær. "The combination of Altair's simulation tools and the capabilities in Brüel & Kjær's solutions creates an effective environment for subjective evaluation of vehicle NVH early in the vehicle design process. CAE analysts, NVH Evaluation teams and other decision makers, who may not be NVH experts, will be able to evaluate NVH design proposals at virtual prototype stage in the context of driving the final product. This enables improved, value-based decision-making, reduces the number of physical prototypes, ensures 'right first

On 15 September 2015 within the framework of the 59th IAEA General Conference program, ASE has signed memoranda on cooperation with European division of IBM and Dassault Systemes.   The memoranda envisage cooperation in the field of creation of ROSATOM industry solution package (Solution) for support of NPP operation processes. The Solution should be logical extension of ASE Multi-D technology through the all NPP lifecycle stages beyond design & construction.   “We have come to an agreement with our partners to launch a joint Center of competence where methodological and technological aspects of Solution will be developed”,- pointed out CEO of ASE JSC Valery Limarenko. – “Value added ROSATOM industry Solution will allow us to integrate the data,  information models and know-how created by ASE at the designing and construction stages , with best practices of IBM inbuilt in Maximo for Nuclear product and Dassault Systemes 3DS technologies to process NPP operational

CIMdata, Inc., the leading global PLM strategic consulting and research firm has announced that it will offer two of its PLM Short Courses in Orange County, California during the week of December 7. The first program, the PLM Executive Short Course, will be offered on December 7. This program is geared towards executives and is a one-day program delivered through a combination of lectures, industry case studies, and group discussions. Successful completion of the program leads to the award of an Executive Certificate of PLM Leadership. The second program, PLM Fundamentals for Solution Providers Short Course, will be offered on December 7-8. This program satisfies the main PLM educational requirements of PLM solution providers and their employees who are responsible for providing PLM-related services. The program has been structured to take place over two consecutive days and includes a combination of lectures, industry case studies, group discussions, and individual assessments. Successful

Short courses for busy executives and PLM solution providers will be offered in Orange County, California in December. ANN ARBOR, Michigan, 16 September 2015—CIMdata, Inc., the leading global PLM strategic consulting and research firm has announced that it will offer two of its PLM Short Courses in Orange County, California during the week of December 7. The first program, the PLM Executive Short Course, will be offered on December 7. This program is geared towards executives and is a one-day program delivered through a combination of lectures, industry case studies, and group discussions. Successful completion of the program leads to the award of an Executive Certificate of PLM Leadership. The second program, PLM Fundamentals for Solution Providers Short Course, will be offered on December 7-8. This program satisfies the main PLM educational requirements of PLM solution providers and their employees who are responsible for providing PLM-related services. The program has been structured to

Omnify Software today announces that Synaptive Medical, a developer of neurosurgical technologies and therapies, selected Empower PLM to implement an electronic, integrated product development process with the flexibility, visibility, control, and regulatory compliance required for a growing medical device company. Synaptive has gone through an exceptionally aggressive growth rate in response to market demand. Along with resource growth, Synaptive has gone through complete design, development, and transfer to manufacturing iterations for a number of medical device products. As the company grew in both personnel and products, it was obvious that the existing mixed paper and software solution for product development processes was inadequate. "Initially we looked for an ERP system that could 'do it all' to address our needs but found that such a product didn't exist," stated Arie Henkin, Quality Systems Lead at Synaptive Medical. A recommendation from an ERP vendor prompted Synaptive Medical to investigate Omnify Software as a solution that