Altair Engineering Inc. - ALTR STOCK NEWS

Altair (Nasdaq: ALTR), a leader in computational intelligence, has announced its collaboration with Motivo, a product engineering firm. Motivo is utilizing Altair's engineering consulting and software to drive innovation in the aerospace industry. The partnership focuses on advancing engineering innovations, particularly in prototype development and testing for aerospace propulsion systems.

Motivo employs Altair's HPCWorks and HyperWorks platforms to meet design performance and optimization targets for next-generation subsystems, including propeller assemblies for VTOL aircraft. Altair's simulation and HPC tools enable Motivo to streamline design processes and leverage AI-powered engineering capabilities. The collaboration aims to deliver superior product designs for Motivo's aerospace clients, focusing on areas such as stiffness, fatigue life cycle, modal frequency, and safety margins.

Altair (Nasdaq: ALTR), a leader in computational intelligence, has named Cimatron , part of Sandvik Group, as a new global channel partner. This partnership aims to expand the reach of Altair's design and simulation solutions, particularly Altair Inspire Mold and Altair Inspire Form, within the manufacturing industry.

Cimatron, established in 1982, develops CAD/CAM software for various manufacturing sectors, specializing in mold and die making solutions. The collaboration will introduce Altair's technology to customers who may not currently use simulation or data analytics tools, helping them compete more effectively in the global marketplace.

The partnership is expected to boost customer productivity and enable the creation of higher quality, more efficient products across all manufacturing sectors. Cimatron's expertise in the mold, tool, and die business, combined with Altair's simulation capabilities, will help users predict and avoid manufacturing defects, ultimately saving time and money.

Altair (Nasdaq: ALTR) and researchers from the Technical University of Munich have made a breakthrough in quantum computing for computational fluid dynamics (CFD). The research, published in Computer Physics Communications, presents runnable code for quantum computers that overcomes key challenges in implementing the Lattice-Boltzmann Method. The paper introduces a generic quantum CFD algorithm for three-dimensional CFD, potentially bringing fully nonlinear 3D CFD to the quantum world.

This breakthrough demonstrates the scalability and model size possibilities of quantum computing compared to classical computing. It showcases quantum computing's practical application in tackling real-world problems, particularly in fields like CFD. The research was conducted under an Altair grant and co-authored by Altair executives and Technical University of Munich researchers.

Altair (Nasdaq: ALTR) has launched the 2024-2025 Altair Global Student Contest, offering nearly $30,000 in cash prizes. The contest focuses on robotics and mechatronics innovations using Altair software. Running from October 2024 to June 2025, students can optimize various robotic applications, including FIRST® Robotics Competition robots, manufacturing robots, and more.

Participants are encouraged to use Altair's optimization tools like Inspire™, AI Studio, and PSIM™. Quarterly prizes include $2,000 for first place, $1,000 for second, and $500 for third. Additionally, Altair will award three $5,000 FIRST team sponsorships and three Student Ambassadorships worth up to $1,000 each. The contest aims to showcase student talent and prepare them for real-world careers in engineering and design.

Altair (Nasdaq: ALTR) has joined the £5.8 million Performance Integrated Vehicle Optimization Technology (PIVOT) project, supported by Innovate UK and the Advanced Propulsion Centre. The initiative aims to revolutionize sustainable vehicle manufacturing through the development of 100% recycled cast aluminum structures that are up to 30% lighter and feature 95% less embedded carbon emissions.

The project, led by Sarginsons Industries, brings together partners including Altair, Aston Martin, Brunel University London, and GESCRAP. Altair's AI-powered engineering technology will drive the creation of innovative software combining casting simulation, topology optimization, and AI to design optimized components for weight, structural performance, and manufacturability.

Funded partly by a £2.9 million government grant, PIVOT will showcase how AI, recycled materials, and advanced casting processes can reshape vehicle manufacturing while reducing environmental impact. The project is expected to deliver critical advancements in the coming years, enabling OEMs and foundries to adopt more efficient and sustainable production methods.

Altair (Nasdaq: ALTR) has announced Crown Point Technologies as its official reseller for data analytics and AI solutions in the U.S. and Europe. This partnership aims to expand the reach of Altair's RapidMiner platform in the government and healthcare sectors. Crown Point Technologies' industry expertise will drive adoption of Altair's AI and data visualization tools.

The collaboration is expected to accelerate RapidMiner's adoption in key markets, enabling smarter decision-making and improved operational efficiency for businesses and government organizations. Altair was recently positioned as a Leader in Gartner's Magic Quadrant for Data Science and Machine Learning Platforms, highlighting the company's strong position in the data analytics and AI market.

Altair (Nasdaq: ALTR) and Oasys, the software house of Arup, have announced a joint development agreement to create an integrated solution for safety simulation modeling in the automotive market. This collaboration will combine Altair® HyperWorks®, a design and simulation platform, with Oasys PRIMER, a leading product for crash safety analysis model preparation.

The integrated solution will be accessible through the Altair HyperWorks environment, allowing engineers to seamlessly prepare data for simulations. This partnership aims to provide customers with an advanced solution for safety modeling, leveraging Altair's AI-augmented 3D modeling and visualization tools, and Oasys' expertise in crash simulations.

Altair (Nasdaq: ALTR), a global leader in computational intelligence, has responded to a statement from Matrix Capital Management. James R. Scapa, Altair's founder, chairman, and CEO, expressed appreciation for Matrix Capital Management's continued strong support and decision to maintain its full position in Altair. Scapa acknowledged that this decision recognizes Altair's long-term strategic value.

The response comes following an announcement made by Matrix Capital Management on August 20, 2024. While the specifics of Matrix's statement are not provided in the press release, it appears to have been significant enough to warrant a public response from Altair's leadership.

Altair (ALTR) and L&T Technology Services (LTTS) have announced the establishment of a digital twin center of excellence (CoE) to accelerate digital transformation. The CoE will deliver cutting-edge digital twin capabilities to joint customers worldwide across mobility, high-tech, and sustainability segments. It will focus on AI-powered engineering, innovation labs, predictive maintenance, and rapid product development.

The partnership aims to help organizations stay ahead of technology trends, maximize investments, and bring better products to market faster. LTTS has extensive experience in digital twin technology and has already utilized Altair's leading total digital twin portfolio for multiple diverse use cases, including motor systems, automotive electrical systems, and data-driven production line performance.