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Press Release28 October 2025Siemens AGWashington,
D.C., USA
Siemens and NVIDIA Preview Industrial Tech Stack for AI-Era Manufacturing
Today, the manufacturing industry is
undergoing a global transformation, driven by significant investment and rapid
adoption of advanced technologies. In support of this shift, Siemens and NVIDIA
are strengthening their partnership to accelerate the industrial AI
revolution—enabling the development of smarter, more energy-efficient factories
around the world.
This advanced digital twin software, still
in development, will be one part of a new Siemens tech stack, purpose built for
the AI-era. It will empower manufacturers not only to build but also to
continuously optimize the world’s most advanced factories. This technology will
be utilized to accelerate planning, engineering, and operations. – enabling
large-scale simulation, AI-driven workflows, and trusted, data-driven decisions
throughout every stage of design and operation.
The demo at GTC, Siemens showcased how this
new tech stack can support customers from the design phase all the way through
to the operations of their advanced factories. A key function of this new
technology is how customers can bring together their building infrastructure and
their production lines in one engineering environment. This includes using AI
to simulate hundreds of potential factory layouts to find the most efficient design.
Using this new tech stack, engineers will be able to do this design and
simulation in hours, not days or weeks. Then after this process, customers can
render photorealistic and physics-based models of their factories.
This joint effort combines Siemens’ deep
expertise in manufacturing and industrial technology with NVIDIA’s leading
technology in graphical processing to help customers design smarter, more
efficient factories, products, and AI data centers.
"Industrial
innovation is accelerating at an unprecedented pace. Together Siemens and
NVIDIA are leading the way," said Peter Koerte, Member of the Managing
Board, Chief Technology Officer and Chief Strategy Officer at Siemens. "By
combining our strengths in industrial AI, digital twins, automation, and
building technologies, we are enabling the industrial metaverse—and with it the
next generation of factories and AI data centers – delivering the efficiency, power,
scalability, and intelligence needed to meet growing global demand and shape
the future of industry."
"Digital twins have become essential in
the age of industrial AI, enabling the simulation and optimization of entire
production lines and training robotics virtually before a single piece of
hardware is installed," said Rev Lebaredian, Vice President of Omniverse
and Simulation Technology at NVIDIA. "Our collaboration with Siemens
brings NVIDIA Omniverse to the heart of manufacturing, providing the critical
platform capabilities to accelerate the entire factory lifecycle, from concept
to operation."
Today’s manufacturers face unprecedented
challenges in mastering complexity, accelerating production, and improving
energy efficiency. This new technology will address these issues by providing a
streamlined, intuitive environment for building and interacting with a
factory's digital twin. For example, a semiconductor manufacturer may need to
set up a new factory line to boost production while managing a highly complex
manufacturing process in an existing facility. With this new tool, engineers
can quickly simulate different layouts within the current factory building,
helping them identify the most efficient configuration and accelerate their
path to increasing production.
Siemens has the expertise to connect every
link in the chip-to-grid infrastructure value chain—from manufacturing to
intelligent operations to the building environment. This end-to-end capability
enables Siemens and NVIDIA to bring their portfolios together to deliver truly
integrated solutions that drive efficiency, scalability, and innovation for
industrial customers.
Siemens technology ensures that—whether
building a greenfield facility or retrofitting an existing site—power, cooling,
compute, and building systems operate as a unified whole. Using simulation and
AI-enabled automation, operators can optimize and scale facilities in months,
not years—raising performance, boosting energy efficiency, and future-proofing
capacity.
This approach is aligned with the recently announced NVIDIA Omniverse DSX Blueprint for multi generation, gigawatt scale AI Factory build outs that will set a new standard of excellence for AI infrastructure from accelerated compute and smart storage to energy-efficient cooling options. Siemens and
NVIDIA are also collaborating to advance both GPU manufacturing and the
optimization of AI data center infrastructure, delivering scalable, efficient
solutions for the future of industrial intelligence.
From electronic design automation and
factory automation controllers to white space cooling optimization and
resilient building systems, Siemens equips GPU and AI data center partners to:
- Bring new AI factories online rapidly.
- Reconfigure operations for any GPU upgrades.
- Optimize power and cooling with advanced simulation.
- Anticipate and resolve threats to uptime, increase energy efficiency, and bolster supply chain resilience.
By empowering manufacturers and data center
operators with advanced, energy-efficient infrastructure, Siemens and NVIDIA
are accelerating the evolution of AI capabilities. This collaboration is
building a smarter, stronger digital foundation, enabling innovation, fostering
economic opportunities, and ensuring the benefits of AI can be harnessed to
improve lives and communities across the globe.