Siemens AG, Germany’s industrial powerhouse, is acquiring US-based Altair Engineering in a $10.6 billion deal, marking Siemens’ biggest acquisition since 2020. Siemens aims to bolster its industrial software division by integrating Altair’s advanced simulation software, which predicts product performance in real-world scenarios. The acquisition aligns with Siemens’ strategy to enhance…
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