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Ansys has announced its participation at CES 2022 in Las Vegas, showcasing innovative simulation solutions that drive sustainable mobility. Key highlights include collaborations with industry leaders like EasyMile and NXP Semiconductors, focusing on electric vehicles, autonomous systems, and advanced safety technologies. Ansys aims to demonstrate how these solutions can accelerate market readiness while ensuring safety compliance. During the event, Ansys will also host discussions on the future of simulation technology in transportation.
Ansys has partnered with Synhelion to develop solar fuels, aiming to reduce CO2 emissions and replace fossil fuels. Utilizing Ansys' advanced simulation tools, Synhelion plans to build the world's first industrial-scale solar fuel plant in 2022. The company raised 16 million Swiss francs (approximately $17.5 million) for this initiative. Ansys' technology enables efficient design and production processes, enhancing the sustainability of transportation and industrial applications, including cleaner cement production through solar heat.
Ansys congratulates Red Bull Racing Honda and Max Verstappen on winning the Formula One Drivers' World Championship title for the 2021 season. Their partnership, which began in 2008, has focused on leveraging Ansys' advanced simulation solutions, including Computational Fluid Dynamics, materials data management, and virtual testing. Ansys emphasizes that their technology enhances Red Bull Racing's design processes, allowing for faster iterations and competitive advantage. This collaboration is pivotal for performance in high-stakes racing environments.
Ansys (NASDAQ: ANSS) collaborates with SPEC Innovations to develop a digital twin of a lunar rover aimed at improving Moon excavation efforts in response to NASA's Break the Ice Lunar Challenge. By utilizing Ansys simulation solutions and the cloud-based tool Innoslate, SPEC Innovations significantly reduces design time and costs. The initiative aims to support the establishment of a human presence on the Moon by 2030. Notably, Ansys SpaceClaim technology allowed for a 1,000% reduction in costs and time for modifications.
Ansys has received two 2021 OIP Partner of the Year awards from TSMC for Joint Development of 4nm Design Infrastructure and 3DFabric™ Design Solution. These recognitions underscore Ansys' significant contributions to TSMC's advanced technologies, including power integrity and thermal solutions critical for semiconductor manufacturing. The awards were announced at the TSMC 2021 OIP Ecosystem Forum, emphasizing Ansys' collaborative efforts in innovation across HPC, mobile, automotive, and IoT sectors. The partnership enhances Ansys' capabilities in addressing complex design challenges in the semiconductor industry.
ANSYS (NASDAQ: ANSS) announced that CEO Ajei Gopal will join a moderated discussion at the 45th Nasdaq Investor Conference on December 2, 2021, at 9:00 a.m. ET. A live webcast will be available for attendees, along with an archive post-event. The discussion may cover forward-looking statements about ANSYS's financial results and product development, with an acknowledgment of potential discrepancies in actual outcomes. Founded in 1970, ANSYS leads in engineering simulation, helping innovative companies create advanced products.
Realtek has implemented Ansys’ RaptorH to enhance the design of complex radio frequency integrated circuits (RFIC). This advanced electromagnetic simulation workflow enables Realtek to tackle RFIC challenges more efficiently, boosting simulation speed by 3x to 10x while reducing silicon usage and EM crosstalk. The integration of RaptorH allows for more accurate EM modeling, helping Realtek to create high-performance chips for Internet of Things applications. This strategic collaboration is expected to improve product quality and reliability, exemplifying Ansys' leadership in engineering simulation.
Ansys has received certification for its multiphysics solutions, Redhawk-SC and Totem, from Samsung Foundry for their advanced 3nm and 4nm process technologies. This certification will enhance design flow for customers involved in complex chip designs, meeting essential power and reliability standards for applications like AI, HPC, and 5G. Redhawk-SC’s capabilities include power integrity analysis and statistical EM budgeting, while Totem focuses on transistor-level design accuracy. Ansys and Samsung are committed to advancing silicon technology solutions.
Ansys' AGI has been awarded the 2021 President's "E" Award for Exports, recognizing its significant contribution to the expansion of U.S. exports. This prestigious award is given to entities demonstrating sustained commitment to export growth, with AGI noted for its innovative product design and effective use of U.S. government advocacy services. The award ceremony honored 70 U.S. companies, highlighting their roles in enhancing the U.S. economy through exporting.
On November 5, 2021, Ansys announced its collaboration with Panasonic Automotive, enabling the latter to achieve ISO 26262 ASIL-D process certification, a vital functional safety standard. The partnership established a systematic, model-based approach to streamline functional safety analysis in next-generation eCockpit development. This method utilizes Ansys® medini analyze, reducing development time and costs by integrating safety certification early in the design process. The collaboration aims to enhance the safety and performance of future automotive systems.