From smarter thermal systems and next-generation batteries to digital twins, fuel cells, and advanced air mobility, we explored how engineering simulation is reshaping engineering decisions across industries. If you’re working at the intersection of innovation, performance, and efficiency, these seven blogs capture the most impactful ideas we shared in 2025, each addressing real-world engineering challenges […]
In January 2023, a major Microsoft outage disrupted millions of users worldwide. People could not access Teams, Outlook, or other cloud services for hours. This event showed how quickly a small power interruption can ripple across the globe. Imagine if a cloud provider faces even a few minutes of downtime. Banking systems, hospitals, and AI-driven […]
The Rise of PEM Fuel Cell Technology in Mobility The origin of fuel cells dates back to the 19th century, but interest in the technology has surged over the past decade, especially within the mobility industry. This can be attributed to their ability to generate power without harmful emissions, similar to batteries, while also maintaining […]
Transitioning from Diesel to Hydrogen Locomotive Power: Modeling the Future of Rail Transport Can a fuel cell-powered locomotive haul freight as reliably as diesel while significantly reducing emissions? As the transportation sector accelerates toward net-zero goals, hydrogen fuel cells are emerging as a clean alternative to conventional diesel locomotives. In fact, the hydrogen fuel […]
Unveiling the Power of GT-SUITE This year, Gamma Technologies celebrated a significant milestone: its 30th anniversary. Since its inception in 1994, Gamma Technologies has been at the forefront of engineering simulation, revolutionizing how industries approach design and innovation. At the heart of this transformation is GT-SUITE, the company’s flagship systems simulation software that has become […]
Governmental Regulations Impacting Automotive OEMs In recent news, new vehicle tailpipe governmental regulations in the United States have softened for original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) development of electric vehicles (EVs) and hybrids (HEVs). The Department of Energy has significantly slowed the phase-out of existing rules that give automakers extra fuel-economy credit for electric and hybrid vehicles […]
Addressing the Evolving Needs of Powertrain Engineering Through Simulation As the powertrain market begins to pivot from traditional diesel and gasoline engines towards hydrogen engines and fuel cells, there is the open question of how to provide hydrogen to these new powertrains. In the short term, it seems that converting an available hydrocarbon fuel to […]
