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Ansys

Ansys is a global leader in engineering simulation software used to design and test products virtually before they’re built. Its tools help engineers model physics like fluid dynamics, heat transfer, and structural mechanics, reducing the need for costly prototypes. From aerospace to electronics, Ansys enables innovation by making complex simulations faster, more accurate, and more accessible across industries.

iRonCub3 Becomes World’s First Jet-Powered Flying Humanoid Robot

November 2, 2025June 19, 2025 by Mike Kalil
Jet Powered Flying AI Humanoid Robot

In a world first, an AI-powered humanoid robot from Italy just flew using jet power. It’s likely not the last.

Omniverse Blueprint: NVIDIA’s Next-Gen Digital Twins Accelerate Design 1,200x

November 2, 2025November 19, 2024 by Mike Kalil
Illustration of concept of next-generation digital twin technology

NVIDIA says its next-generation digital twin technology can speed up product design by up to 1,200 times, cutting timelines from weeks or months down to seconds.

CHIPS Act Funding to Go to $285 Million Digital Twin Center for Semiconductor Manufacturing

May 3, 2026May 6, 2024 by Mike Kalil
Semiconductor Industry in the Fourth Industrial Revolution

The Biden administration is planning a special center dedicated to digital twin technology for semiconductor manufacturing.

Ansys Joins BAE Systems on MBSE Mission

May 3, 2026April 18, 2024 by Mike Kalil
MBSE in Defense Tech Illustration

Ansys and BAE Systems are on a mission to deepen digital engineering integrations in national defense systems. 

Digital Twins Emerging in Semiconductor Industry

May 3, 2026March 24, 2024 by Mike Kalil
Digital Twins in Semiconductor Manufacturing

Digital twins are gaining serious traction in the white-hot semiconductor industry.

Synopsys to Acquire Ansys in Deal Valued at $35B USD

November 1, 2025January 16, 2024 by Mike Kalil
Synopsys to Acquire Ansys

Synopsys Inc today announced plans to acquire Ansys, a simulation and analysis software company. The deal is valued at around $35B USD.

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