Michael Alba

Get hyped and/or Xcited for the latest simulation updates from Altair and Siemens.

It’s an AI play with $2 billion to boot, plus the latest release of Comsol Multiphysics, a new AI simulation startup and more software news.

They gave it their best shot, but now it’s time to focus on another tech trend. That and more news on this week's Engineering Paper.

Flux CEO Matthias Wagner wants users to be able to prompt their way to PCBs and beyond. But there’s a hidden cost (literally).

Plus more AI features, a dark mode, and a new name. That and more software news on today’s Engineering Paper.

“The digital thread is broken,” Nicholas Cumins told Engineering.com at Bentley Systems’ Year in Infrastructure 2025.

And that’s not the only AI chatbot news on this week’s Engineering Paper.

“Find me a ball bearing with a 25 mm inner diameter, a lifespan of 10,000 cycles, and a speed of 8,000 RPM.”

Revolution in Simulation co-founder Malcolm Panthaki explains how AI may finally make simulation accessible—and why experts can’t go away.

AI once again took center stage at Autodesk University, with text-to-CAD, an expanded Autodesk Assistant and more.