AtkinsRéalis and Nvidia Develop Nuclear-Powered AI Factories
AtkinsRéalis and Nvidia are developing large-scale AI factories powered by nuclear energy to meet escalating AI infrastructure demands with enhanced resilience and sustainability.
AtkinsRéalis and Nvidia are developing large-scale AI factories powered by nuclear energy to meet escalating AI infrastructure demands with enhanced resilience and sustainability.
Manufacturers like Siemens and GE are adopting AI and robotics to boost efficiency but face rising energy costs. AECM professionals must integrate advanced power and cooling solutions to support AI-driven systems sustainably.
Volvo and Mars are testing AI translation tools to improve multilingual communication, safety, and compliance in manufacturing. This technology offers real-time document and verbal translations, reducing errors and enhancing operational efficiency for AECM professionals.
CES 2026 positioned construction technology at the forefront with autonomous machinery, AI tools, and electrification innovations. These advances will transform project execution, safety, and sustainability in the AECM sector.
Transcend’s cloud-based tool automates water and power infrastructure design, cutting weeks of manual work to hours and integrating with Autodesk BIM workflows. This innovation boosts productivity, cost accuracy, and sustainability for AECM professionals.
Qualcomm Technologies joined MassRobotics as a sponsor, introducing the Dragonwing Robotics Hub to support startups. This partnership enhances access to AI-driven robotics tools, accelerating innovation for AECM professionals focused on automation and robotics integration.
STV adopts automation to speed early-phase civil infrastructure design, enabling rapid scenario analysis and better decision-making amid volatile project conditions.
Raleigh's AI-powered digital twin project uses Nvidia and Esri technology to monitor and analyze traffic in real time, enhancing congestion management and road safety.
Eduardo Souto de Moura designed Braga Municipal Stadium for UEFA Euro 2004 without prior stadium experience, carving it into a quarry with an innovative open-sided design and cable-suspended roof. This project offers valuable lessons in cost-effective, sustainable stadium architecture for the AECM i