Together, Siemens and NVIDIA are creating the Industrial AI operating system for the physical world. With a strategic partnership focused on industrial AI, digital twins, AI infrastructure and the industrial metaverse, we are transforming – and accelerating – every facet of industry: how cities are built and transportation networks run, how products make it to market, and how intelligence itself is created.
The partnership between Siemens and NVIDIA enables a more resilient, sustainable, scalable future — a future where companies across every industry can increase efficiency, improve product quality, and adapt swiftly to changing market demands.
And it comes exactly when we need it:
Siemens and NVIDIA are empowering companies to respond.
Together, we are turning the promise of AI into real-world performance: increased efficiency across the industrial and infrastructure lifecycle. Deeper collaboration between humans and machines. And better, faster decision-making based on real-time data.
With unparalleled domain expertise and data-backed insights, Siemens combines the real and digital worlds to enable rapid design integration, high-fidelity simulation, and intelligent automation.
NVIDIA’s accelerated computing, together with its AI frameworks, open-source models, and libraries, enables real-time visualization and edge-to-cloud performance.
— Roland Busch, CEO of Siemens
Our Industrial AI operating system creates business impact everywhere from the factories where products are made to the factories where AI workloads run. It is transforming the end-to-end industrial value chain.
By running Siemens’ Electronic Design Automation (EDA) tools, along with the agentic capabilities of Fuse, on NVIDIA GPUs, we significantly accelerate the development of those very GPUs. We are also integrating NVIDIA CUDA-X libraries, Physics NeMo, and Nemotron into our EDA stack to enable AI-native chip design, verification, and manufacturing readiness. The result: shorter design cycles, greater yields, and more reliable outcomes.
Running Siemens’ design and simulation portfolio on NVIDIA’s GPUs shortens design cycles, accelerates complex simulations, and improves yield while reducing energy consumption. And by layering an AI brain on top of industrial software and software-defined automation, we enable AI-driven adaptive manufacturing, where digital twins can be continually optimized and validated insights can be translated into real-world changes.
As AI workloads grow, data centers are evolving into AI factories – where power, automation, and digital infrastructure must work together seamlessly to deliver performance, efficiency, and resiliency. We are co-creating the reference architecture for gigawatt-scale AI infrastructure, maximizing tokens per watt and setting the standard for how AI is powered, automated, and deployed globally.
Siemens and NVIDIA use our respective offerings to accelerate and optimize each other’s operations, acting as a mutual customer zero. After demonstrating concrete proof of impact and scalability, we bring those offerings to our customers across industries. Among the innovations we’re working toward: autonomous digital twins that deliver real-time engineering and optimization without human intervention.
Explore how Siemens and NVIDIA are transforming industries with AI-driven solutions that solve complex challenges and create measurable value.
Digital twins from Siemens and NVIDIA consolidate data and simulate performance before a prototype is built. Leveraging NVIDIA Omniverse, our Digital Twin Composer connects insights to real-time data, enabling updated twins to influence machine behavior.
Meet the Digital Twin Composer
PepsiCo is collaborating with Siemens and NVIDIA to transform its supply chain operations. Using our Digital Twin Composer, the company is reconfiguring its facilities to meet rapidly evolving consumer demands, without changing its physical footprint.
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Foxconn uses Siemens technology to build a state-of-the-art robotic facility for manufacturing NVIDIA’s AI infrastructure. This collaboration includes digital twins to optimize layouts and validate designs using NVIDIA Omniverse before construction begins.
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HD Hyundai, the leader in sustainable ship manufacturing, uses AI-powered technologies from Siemens and NVIDIA to manage millions of parts in real time, simulate performance in real-world conditions, and cut design iteration time from days to hours.
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Siemens will bring generative AI to the factory floor. Together, we are exploring AI-powered assistants running on premises with NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell GPUs and NVIDIA NeMo microservices, using video search to help operators resolve issues faster.
Siemens and NVIDIA have developed a blueprint for high-density AI data centers. This blueprint is designed to get hyperscale environments operational quickly and to maximize tokens per watt, delivering reliable performance worldwide.
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Siemens and NVIDIA deliver intelligent, connected production systems that adapt and self-optimize in real time. These systems seamlessly integrate advanced robotics, software-defined automation, and adaptive AI agents, all in a safe and secure environment.
Teamcenter Digital Reality Viewer enables companies to visualize and interact with photorealistic digital twins of complex products. It combines Teamcenter’s PLM capabilities with NVIDIA Omniverse to accelerate development cycles and reduce errors.
Meet the Teamcenter Digital Reality Viewer
Where it all began: The relationship between Siemens and NVIDIA began in 2022, when the companies joined forces to bring the industrial metaverse to life.
In our first few years, we saw broad adoption of the industrial metaverse in R&D innovation and manufacturing process planning. And now, as AI transforms every corner of the physical world, our partnership spans every layer of the transformation.
Explore the timeline below to discover how we got here.
April 2026
HMND 01 Alpha is purpose-built for industrial environments with advanced manipulation capabilities. Siemens’ and NVIDIA’s strategic partnership to build fully AI-driven, adaptive manufacturing sites delivers real-world milestone with testing of humanoid robot at Siemens factory in Erlangen, Germany.
April 2026
As part of their long-standing strategic partnership, NVIDIA and Siemens have mastered a task previously considered impossible, capturing tens of trillions of cycles over a span of just a few days by taking advantage of Siemens’ Veloce proFPGA CS scalable and performance-optimized hardware architecture and combining it with NVIDIA’s performance-optimized chip architecture.
March 2026
Siemens announces a new set of AI data center reference architectures integrated with NVIDIA Omniverse DSX blueprint, addressing the urgent need for a new generation of infrastructure purpose-built for AI.
March 2026
The Digital Twin Composer integrates comprehensive digital twin data, simulation and real-time operational signals into managed, high-fidelity industrial environments. Siemens is also advancing immersive lifecycle visualization through the Teamcenter Visualization Digital Reality Viewer software, powered by NVIDIA Omniverse libraries.
March 2026
Fuse EDA AI Agent autonomously orchestrates multi-agent workflows across Siemens' complete electronic design automation (EDA) portfolio, from design conception through manufacturing sign-off, increasing engineering efficiency and design quality.
January 2026
Deepening collaboration spans AI-native design and simulation, AI-driven adaptive manufacturing and supply chain, AI factories, and a mutual customer-zero approach.
January 2026
New product allows industrial organizations to create a 3D model of any product, plant, or process; bring it to life in a photorealistic scene; and connect that scene to real-time, real-world data.
October 2025
The blueprint enables GPU factories to keep up with the pace of innovation and transforms AI data centers into factories that are resilient, fast, and scalable.
June 2025
This enables Simcenter Star-CCM+ users to simulate and test products virtually with significantly enhanced speed. An early customer, BMW Group, accelerated transient aerodynamic simulations 30x.
June 2025
Accelerated computing maximizes AI-powered cybersecurity on the shopfloor.
January 2025
Siemens collaborates with NVIDIA to deliver physics-based visualization for product lifecycle management.
January 2025
This enables companies to seamlessly visualize and interact with immersive, physics-based digital twins of their products. The real-time data from Siemens and photorealism from NVIDIA Omniverse combine to drive better, faster decision-making.
November 2024
Siemens drives AI adoption with Industrial Operations X and NVIDIA-accelerated Industrial PCs.
March 2024
Siemens integrates NVIDIA Omniverse Cloud APIs into Siemens Xcelerator platform to enable more immersive, real-time, photorealistic, physics-based digital twins. The ship-builder HD Hyundai is the first joint customer to demonstrate how these tools can handle large-scale engineering datasets.
April 2023
Siemens and NVIDIA create immersive industrial metaverse experience of the FREYR gigafactory by combining real and digital worlds.
July 2022
This reflects the company’s shared vision of using industrial AI and digital twins to accelerate innovation across industries.
Siemens Xcelerator is your gateway to digital transformation. Siemens Xcelerator products offer seamlessly integrated hardware and software, or smart products, across operational and information technology (OT/IT) to future-proof your business.
Hear from the Siemens CEO Roland Busch and NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang on how we’re scaling Industrial AI.
