Huan Qiu Wang·2026-01-08 03:47Group 1 - Siemens and NVIDIA are expanding their long-term collaboration to develop an industrial AI operating system aimed at transforming the design, engineering, and operational methods of physical systems [1] - The partnership will focus on creating AI-accelerated industrial solutions throughout the entire product and production lifecycle, enabling faster innovation, continuous optimization, and more resilient and sustainable manufacturing models [1] - The first fully AI-driven adaptive manufacturing facility will be launched in 2026 at Siemens' factory in Erlangen, Germany, supported by NVIDIA's AI infrastructure and Siemens' industrial AI experts [1] Group 2 - Siemens will integrate NVIDIA's NIM and Nemotron open-source AI models into its EDA software portfolio, enhancing design accuracy in the semiconductor and PCB design sectors while significantly reducing operational costs [2] - The CEO of Siemens emphasized that industrial AI is a key force reshaping the future of industrial forms, enabling end-to-end intelligent integration into design, engineering, and operations [2] - The company aims to leverage digital twins and AI-enabled hardware to help clients anticipate issues, accelerate innovation, and lower costs, thus transforming technological advancements into measurable outcomes [2] Group 3 - NVIDIA's CEO highlighted that generative AI and accelerated computing are driving a new industrial revolution, bridging the gap between creative concepts and real-world applications [4] - Siemens introduced the Digital Twin Composer at CES 2026, which integrates comprehensive digital twin capabilities with real-time engineering data, set to launch on the Siemens Xcelerator Marketplace in mid-2026 [4] - The company also showcased an autonomous driving experience project featuring the PAVE360 automotive technology, demonstrating the application value of system-level digital twins in automotive development [4]