Ansys provides students with practical engineering skills to succeed in today's market Millions of students benefit from the program's software Academic leaders from UConn, UMass, and UNAQ deem ...

Two of the engineering software market’s largest players are set to join forces in a $35 billion cash-and-stock deal. Synopsys Inc., which makes chip design software, today announced that it will pay ...

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Global food product manufacturer Mars Inc. is partnering with Pittsburgh-based engineering software company Ansys in which Mars will adopt simulation software that could “reimagine” its packaging ...

A Canonsburg-based simulation software firm that employs thousands of local residents will be acquired by another publicly traded company in a huge deal worth $35 billion. Ansys, which has operated in ...

Ansys ANSS announced that its DME and multiphysics simulation solutions will be used by Astrobotic's Peregrine lunar lander to make the first CLPS (Commercial Lunar Payload Services) missions to the ...

(Bloomberg) -- Chip-design company Synopsys Inc. agreed to buy software developer Ansys Inc. for about $34 billion in cash and stock, marking one of the largest deals announced worldwide in the past ...

Ansys' simulation tools will enable researchers to validate the use of liquid ammonia (NH3) as an alternate, more sustainable fuel for aircraft The collaboration will support, and potentially surpass, ...

AUSTIN, Texas--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nextira, a turnkey cloud solutions provider for cloud migration, technology optimization and digital transformation, announced today that it has been selected as a ...

The ANSYS Elite channel partner program is designed to promote customer success by ensuring that channel partners meet stringent certification and resource requirements. While requirements vary by ...

It’s not often that a conversation with a CEO leaves me dazzled. But that’s what happened to me on March 4 after speaking with Ajei Gopal, CEO of Ansys, a Pittsburgh-area engineering software company.