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Author: Brian Albright

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Brian Albright is the editorial director of Digital Engineering.
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AI Data Centers– Lost in Space?

Consider this: AI data center power consumption is expected to double to nearly 1,000 terawatt-hours in a few years.

Siemens Launches Industrial-Scale, Agentic AI Orchestration Platform

Intelligence Center X connects industrial data, workflows and AI agents in one governed system.

3D Printing Optimism on Display at RAPID Event

RAPID+TCT 2026 showcased new hardware, software, and services for the 3D printing industry.

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MathWorks Adds AI Copilots to MATLAB and Simulink 

The new MathWorks Release 2026a includes Simulink Copilot and Polyspace Copilot to accelerate development.

Cloud-Based Engineering: On the Rise

Industry leaders provide a high-level view of what’s driving the adoption of cloud-based engineering software.

3D Printing Markets Reach $16 Billion in 2025

Additive Manufacturing Research expects the AM market to grow to $57 billion by 2034, with services as the largest sector.

Meshy Partners With Formlabs for On-Demand Printing

AI-based tool allows for on-demand 3D printing without CAD expertise.

We Are (Probably) Not All Doomed

AI will probably change the way we work and live in significant ways in general, but it may also fail to do so in a lot of specific instances.

ASSESS 2026: Driving Value Through Engineering Simulation

NAFEMS ASSESS conference zeroed in on applying simulation to help companies meet their business goals.

AI Meets Digital Twins

Tapping into how use of AI can simplify and speed up model building and simulation.

Dell Unveils Powerful AI-Ready Workstations at NVIDIA GTC

Dell will be the first to ship a workstation with the NVIDIA GB300; new Pro Precision workstations boost power at the desktop.

AM Industry is Warming Up

Despite a blizzard, Additive Manufacturing Strategies 2026 brought together top industry execs.

Three Trends to Watch in 2026

If 2025 was a dynamic year in the design and engineering technology space, then 2026 looks to be even more eventful.

GPU Acceleration Expands

More software vendors are embracing GPU acceleration in their simulation solvers.

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