Dassault Systemes and Nvidia Industrial AI is at the heart of a new long-term strategic partnership to accelerate the adoption of mission-critical artificial intelligence in industry. The collaboration aims to build a common industrial AI architecture that combines physics-based models with real-world industrial data to enable reliable and scalable AI systems.
The partnership presented during Dassault Systèmes' annual design and engineering conference 3DEXPERIENCE World and unites Dassault Systemes Virtual Twin technology with Nvidia's AI infrastructure open models and accelerated computing platforms. Together, the companies are developing so-called Industry World Models that can be used for design simulation and operation of complex industrial systems on a large scale.
The common models are designed to support AI solutions that are based on scientific validation, physics-based simulation and real-world industrial data. The goal is to make artificial intelligence more predictable, reliable and usable throughout the entire industrial lifecycle from product development and testing to production and autonomous operation.
As part of the collaboration, Dassault Systèmes will deploy AI factories through its cloud brand OUTSCALE. These AI factories are a central component of the company's strategy for a sovereign and sustainable cloud and will be powered by Nvidia infrastructure across three continents. The solution enables advanced AI workloads to be run on 3DEXPERIENCE the platform while meeting requirements for data privacy, protection of intellectual property rights and regulatory sovereignty.
Nvidia will also use Dassault Systèmes' model-based systems technology to design its own AI factories. The work will begin with the Rubin platform and be integrated into Nvidia Omniverse blueprints for large-scale global deployment of AI capabilities.
The partnership also opens up new applications in several industrial sectors. In life sciences and materials research, the combination of BIOVIA and Nvidia BioNeMo. In technology and engineering, it combines SIMULATION with CUDA X library to drive advanced AI-based simulation optimization and design.
In manufacturing, the collaboration addresses autonomous factory operations through DELMIA together with Nvidia Omniverse. At the same time, agent-based Virtual Companions are being developed on 3DEXPERIENCE the platform powered by Nvidia Nemotron models to assist engineers, operators and decision makers in real time.
Leading industrial companies and organizations have already expressed their support for the initiative. These include: Bel Group OMRON Lucid as well as the United States based National Institute for Aviation Research which sees great potential in accelerating innovation, sustainability and autonomous manufacturing through reliable industrial AI.
Representatives of both companies describe the collaboration as an important step towards the next generation of industrial AI where virtual twins and scalable AI infrastructure together create more robust, efficient and sustainable industrial systems.
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