Simulation stories

Siemens Digital Industries Software has teamed up with Compute Maritime to revolutionise ship design and simulation using advanced generative AI technologies.

AttackIQ has acquired DeepSurface to enhance its cybersecurity services, aiming to improve risk management and bolster protections against cyber threats.

Siemens showcased groundbreaking advancements in industrial AI at CES 2025, including innovations for aerospace and solutions for startups, boosting productivity.

Virtual and Augmented Reality are revolutionising product development and innovation across industries, driving demand for these transformative technologies.

A new report by Ansys and McKinsey highlights simulation engineering's role in innovation and sustainability, showcasing a potential 10% reduction in emissions.

Aurizn Group has acquired PAC Australia in a strategic move to bolster its position in the defence technology sector, enhancing capabilities and expertise.

Ansys has achieved a remarkable 110-fold speed boost in CFD simulations using NVIDIA's advanced chips, slashing run times from weeks to mere hours.

Hewlett Packard Enterprise has delivered El Capitan, the world's fastest exascale supercomputer, to the US Department of Energy's Lawrence Livermore Laboratory.

AMD has claimed its position as a leader in high-performance computing with the world's fastest supercomputer, El Capitan, achieving 1.742 exaflops.

MathWorks and NXP have launched a Model-Based Design Toolbox to enhance Battery Management Systems, revolutionising testing and design for electric vehicles.

Siemens has reached an agreement to acquire Altair Engineering for an enterprise value of approximately USD $10 billion, enhancing its industrial software capabilities.

Siemens Digital Industries Software has launched Solid Edge 2025 and Solid Edge X, featuring enhanced modelling speed, AI tools, and improved collaboration.

Ansys has teamed up with TSMC and Microsoft to achieve a tenfold speed-up in silicon photonic simulations, leveraging Azure and NVIDIA GPU technology.

At COMPUTEX, NVIDIA unveiled AI and digital twin technologies, paving the way for autonomous manufacturing in Taiwan's major electronics firms like Foxconn and Delta Electronics.

Siemens unveils new cloud services for its Xcelerator as a Service, enhancing design, simulation, and lifecycle management to foster innovation and collaboration.

AttackIQ furthers cybersecurity efforts with the launch of AttackIQ Ready! 2.0, an advanced simulation-as-a-service tool designed to offer automated, flexible adversary emulation testing and bolster organisations' cyber defences.

Heritage Lifecare, one of New Zealand’s largest aged care providers, has secured continual cybersecurity protection with SSS IT Security Specialists, relieving its fear of off-hours cyberattacks.

NVIDIA utilises artificial intelligence and digital twins in groundbreaking suite of software, revolutionising industrial automation processes from manufacturing to logistics.

NVIDIA integrates its Omniverse digital twin platform with Apple Vision Pro, unveiling a groundbreaking software framework that enables real-time 3D streaming of industrial digital twins, transforming spatial computing experiences.

NVIDIA reveals Project GR00T and Jetson Thor, major advancements of humanoid robots and AI, enhancing their Isaac robotics platform through generative AI models and technologically advanced infrastructure.