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Siemens acquires Altair and its AI-powered industrial software

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With this acquisition, Siemens extends its leadership in simulation and industrial AI by adding new capabilities in mechanical and electromagnetic simulation, high-performance computing (HPC), data science, and machine learning. Photo: Siemens The addition of the Altair team and technology will further enhance the most comprehensive digital model and make simulation more accessible, so companies of any size can bring complex products…
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Siemens acquires Altair and its AI-powered industrial software

With this acquisition, Siemens extends its leadership in simulation and industrial AI by adding new capabilities in mechanical and electromagnetic simulation, high-performance computing (HPC), data science, and machine learning. Photo: Siemens The addition of the Altair team and technology will further enhance the most comprehensive digital model and make simulation more accessible, so companies of any size can bring complex products…

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