Ansys Inc Stock Price, News & Analysis

Ansys has collaborated with TSMC to support the TSMC N6RF Design Reference Flow, enabling faster design of high-performance radio frequency (RF) chips for 5G, Wi-Fi, and IoT applications. Utilizing Ansys' multiphysics simulation platform, including tools like RaptorX and Exalto, the collaboration aims to enhance chip design efficiency and reduce costs through advanced design capabilities. This partnership addresses the growing demand for wireless communication technologies and provides a low-risk solution for RF designers.

Ansys has extended its collaboration with TSMC, achieving certification for its power integrity software, Ansys Redhawk-SC and Ansys Totem, for TSMC's N3E and N4P process technologies. This certification supports advanced chip designs for applications such as machine learning, 5G, and high-performance computing. Ansys' solutions are recognized for their accuracy in analyzing power integrity issues, enabling designers to optimize performance down to 3nm. This partnership enhances Ansys' position in the semiconductor market, ensuring their tools align with cutting-edge technology.

Ansys announced the launch of two innovative semiconductor products, Totem-SC™ and PathFinder-SC™, designed to enhance power integrity and reliability for automotive, 5G, and high-performance compute semiconductors. Integrating with the SeaScape™ platform, these products offer significantly improved speed and capacity, achieving up to 10x faster performance for analyzing dynamic voltage drops and electrostatic discharge signoffs. This release reinforces Ansys' commitment to open, customizable design platforms in multiphysics engineering simulations.

Ansys announces a successful deployment of its software platform by Juniper Networks to enhance high-speed networking chip design. The SeaScape platform's elastic compute architecture reduces reliance on costly machinery, while the Ansys Chip Power Model ensures accurate hierarchical power analysis. Juniper faced challenges with the latest 7nm chip design, including over 60 billion transistors and reliable voltage coverage. Ansys RedHawk-SC significantly sped up power integrity signoff, aiding Juniper's goal to deliver advanced networking products faster and more reliably.

ANSYS, a leader in engineering simulation, announced that Ajei Gopal, CEO, will participate in a moderated discussion at Bernstein's 38th Annual Strategic Decisions Conference on June 2, 2022, at 2:30 p.m. ET. A live webcast will be available for attendees and archived for future access. During the event, Gopal may discuss forward-looking statements regarding the company's financial outlook and product developments. Investors can access further details on their official site for more information.

ANSYS reported Q1 2022 revenues of $425.1 million, a 17% increase YoY, with GAAP earnings per share (EPS) at $0.81 and non-GAAP EPS at $1.36, marking a 21% increase. ACV grew 8% to $344.1 million, with a 19.1% GAAP operating profit margin. The company raised its FY 2022 outlook, expecting revenues between $1,997.6 million and $2,057.6 million and diluted EPS between $5.00 and $5.54. This reflects robust performance despite geopolitical challenges and currency headwinds.

Ansys announced the acquisition of Motor Design Limited (MDL), enhancing its electric machine design capabilities. This move builds on a two-year collaboration, enabling the incorporation of Motor-CAD into Ansys' product suite. The acquisition is aimed at addressing the increasing global demand for efficient electric machines and sustainability initiatives. MDL's technology will provide advanced multiphysics workflows, improving design efficiency across various applications. The financial impact for Ansys in 2022 is not expected to be material.

BMW Group and Ansys enhance collaboration to develop a cutting-edge simulation tool chain aimed at improving safety in automated and autonomous vehicle technology. This effort focuses on advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS) and aims to facilitate the mass generation of critical safety scenarios. Leveraging Ansys' software, BMW plans to achieve Level 3 highly automated driving capabilities, accelerating development timelines while addressing industry challenges such as data handling and cyber security.

Safran Aircraft Engines will utilize Ansys' simulation solutions to enhance structural and thermal simulation workflows in new aircraft engine programs. This partnership aims to support sustainability efforts while reducing development time and costs. Key features include advanced open fan architecture and hybrid electrification to decrease fuel consumption and CO₂ emissions by over 20%. Ansys' tools are expected to streamline the workflow, improving usability and scalability in engine design.