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Bamboo Rose has been selected to support intelligence, structure and scalability upgrades to Petco’s sourcing operations systems, and further vendor collaboration using AI-native TotalPLM™, powered by embedded Decision Intelligence.  TotalPLM by Bamboo Rose delivers end-to-end product, planning, and supply chain execution within a single AI-powered platform, enabling retailers to improve teamwork and data accuracy. As Petco continuously evolves planning and sourcing capabilities, it is partnering with Bamboo Rose’s TotalPLM to support data-driven decision-making.  “Standardizing operations on TotalPLM is a powerful validation of our platform and our vision for the future of retail,” said Mike Mattei, Chief Operating Officer at Bamboo Rose. “By bringing sourcing, MFP, and AI-driven Decision Intelligence together, retailers can transform how product decisions get made and executed at scale. This partnership reflects the innovation and operational excellence of leading retailers.” “As we continue fostering the fun between our customers and their pets with a diverse portfolio of new and compelling products,

BAM is expanding its collaboration with OpenSpace through a new three-year, group-wide contract. Following proven success with BAM Netherlands, OpenSpace will now also be rolled out across BAM UK & Ireland. With this decision, BAM is adopting one standardised solution for capturing, reviewing, and managing site information across its construction projects. “The expansion of our collaboration with OpenSpace aligns well with our broader digital strategy. By standardising across the group, we create greater consistency in the way we capture and use site information, enabling us to manage quality more effectively.” – Arnoud van der Heijden, Digital Project Manager at BAM Netherlands From Local Impact to International ScaleOver the past few years, BAM Netherlands has successfully deployed OpenSpace across various projects. Based on these results, the technology is now being scaled across the wider group to drive greater consistency and efficiency while improving quality control across an increasingly complex project portfolio. “By implementing OpenSpace in BAM UK

Advanced measurement technologies from Hexagon’s Manufacturing Intelligence Business Area have been instrumental in the development and production of the first-ever powertrain produced by Red Bull Ford Powertrains. Ready for the dramatic rule changes for chassis and engines governing the 2026 F1 season, Red Bull Ford Powertrains has used Hexagon’s ultra-high accuracy coordinate measuring machines (CMMs), 3D laser scanners and software to achieve the sub-micron tolerances necessary for the manufacture, testing and assembly of its entirely new high-performance 1.6 litre V6 turbo hybrid powertrain. The new regulations require all cars to be completely redesigned for an era of more “agile, competitive, safer and more sustainable” racing. While the new rules increase reliance on electrical energy, altered aerodynamics and changes to wings will produce less downforce, placing new performance demands on the car’s power unit. The front wings are simplified, while the undersides of cars have lost Venturi tunnels that generated a huge amount

Simulations Plus, Inc. (“Simulations Plus” or the “Company”), a global leader in model-informed and AI-accelerated drug development that advances biopharma innovation, announced the extension of two separate research collaborations with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS). The extended projects support ongoing federal research efforts focused on the development of new approach methodologies (NAMs) and advancing computational approaches for food and chemical safety assessments. Recent guidance from the FDA and other regulatory agencies encourages the use of non-animal based research, including in silico , mechanistic, and data-driven methods intended to support food and chemical safety evaluations. The extended collaborations align with these broader federal initiatives by supporting research into the application, evaluation, and refinement of computational toxicity models. “We appreciate the opportunity to continue our collaborations with the FDA and NIEHS,” said Viera Lukacova, Chief Scientific Officer of Simulations Plus. “The research being conducted through

Dassault Systèmes introduced Virtual Companions, a new category of AI-powered experts on the 3DEXPERIENCE platform, designed to transform how industry creates, tests and validates innovations and operations.  One year after unveiling its 3D UNIV+RSES vision, Dassault Systèmes delivers on its ambition to become the trusted partner of its clients to help them enter the Generative Economy by delivering this new way of working — enabling humans and AI to collaborate safely, intelligently and at scale on the most complex industrial challenges. Three Virtual Companions bring complementary approaches to industrial business challenges: Aura orchestrates knowledge and context across requirements, projects and changes, helping teams navigate complexity and maintain alignment. Leo solves complex engineering challenges across engineering disciplines, from design to production. Marie applies deep scientific expertise — materials, chemistry, formulations and therapies — to investigate complex phenomena, formulate frontier questions and explore breakthrough hypotheses. Above and beyond Large Language Models, Virtual Companions are grounded in science and

SAP SE opened its defense innovation hub in Munich, Germany, underscoring its long-term commitment to strengthening digital readiness as a core element of modern defense capability. This comes at a time of growing geopolitical pressure, hybrid threats and rising demands for interoperability. The hub is launched as armed forces and security institutions face increasing pressure to manage complex missions across allies, domains and supply chains while maintaining resilience, transparency and control. At the defense innovation hub, SAP brings together software, data, AI and industry expertise to demonstrate how integrated digital systems translate strategic requirements into operational readiness. This enables comprehensive integration across key areas such as personnel readiness, logistics, procurement, manufacturing, training and maintenance. Together, these capabilities form the digital backbone required for real-world defense operations. “Defense readiness today is no longer defined by equipment alone: It is defined by how well people, processes and partners are connected,” said Thomas Saueressig, member of

JuliaHub announces Dyad AI, the first agentic engineering framework built for real-world physics. Dyad AI brings an AI for Science environment to product development, where agents model and interrogate systems, research formulations, derive governing equations, assemble models, run high-fidelity simulations, and verify physical consistency at each step. With Dyad AI, engineers review and guide while agents execute the end-to-end workflow to validate behavior, tune parameters, and refine designs through automated, physics-grounded loops. Dyad follows an engineer-in-the-loop pattern: agents iterate; humans direct system-level decisions. Work that once required deep domain expertise and extensive coding becomes a continuous, physics-based process. According to Dr. Viral Shah, CEO and Co-Founder of JuliaHub, Dyad AI supports the shift where AI must engage directly with scientific and engineering reasoning. “Dyad operates at the level of engineering, not code,” said Dr. Shah. “Most agentic tools stop at producing syntax. Dyad AI engages equations, constraints, and physical laws, integrating simulation, parameterization,

Keysight Technologies, Inc. announced SOS Enterprise, an advanced edition of its engineering data management platform. The solution builds on the SOS Core software and automates engineering data governance and traceability to prepare for AI adoption at scale. As semiconductor and electronics development accelerates, engineers face growing design complexity and rapidly increasing data volumes - challenges that intensify for organizations operating at multiple sites. At this scale, engineering data siloed across fragmented tools and file systems causes teams to lose significant productivity to manual workflows. They spend substantial time searching for information, frequently work with incorrect data versions, and must dedicate additional effort to resolve integrity and correlation issues. This lack of traceability creates compliance burdens and limits AI adoption, as machine learning systems require well-organized data to function reliably at scale. SOS Enterprise provides a single system of record that turns fragmented design information into governed, reusable knowledge across distributed organizations. The software establishes

Jama Software®, the industry leading platform for requirements management to release, announced that Jama Connect® 9.32 has set new scalability benchmarks five times greater than legacy systems. As products across industries become multi-disciplinary engineered product lines, the scale and complexity required to manage the product development process has grown dramatically. Jama Connect 9.32 scalability benchmarks: Scale benchmarks for on-premise or SaaS deployments: Items per project – 10 million Items per instance – 100 million Concurrent users – 10,000 These new scale benchmarks are five times greater than legacy systems’ published benchmarks. Companies across industries have been hamstrung by the inability of legacy systems to scale to the levels required by their engineering teams to speed time-to-market and deliver increasing levels of quality.  Systems that cannot scale to 10 million project items and 100 million items per instance force enterprise engineering teams to artificially separate workstreams leading to defects, delays, cost overruns, recalls and warranty costs. 

Bluebeam, a leading developer of solutions and services for architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC) professionals worldwide, announced the recipients of its annual Partner Awards program. The awards, presented last week at the Bluebeam Channel Executive Forum in Atlanta, Georgia, recognize partners who have demonstrated exceptional collaboration, growth, and commitment throughout the year. The “One to Watch” Award was presented to IMAGINiT. This award honors an emerging partner, typically smaller or newer to Bluebeam, who demonstrates exceptional commitment and progress in growing their business, while setting a high benchmark for future growth potential. The Rainmaker Award was presented to Climb Channel Solutions. This award honors the partner driving top revenue results for Bluebeam, exemplifying sales leadership through exceptional performance, trusted relationships, and long‑term growth. The New User Growth Award was presented to Bluefields, recognizing exceptional success in expanding Bluebeam’s user base in 2025. This award celebrates the partner achieving the highest year-over-year increase in new users, showcasing strategic execution and a strong commitment to expanding adoption and helping more customers realize the value of Bluebeam.  The Distributor of the Year Award was presented to Medialogic. This award honors the partner driving the most impact in effectively growing business across key categories, including new users and