International News
Bentley for Government Software Now Listed on FedRAMP Marketplace
OpenGround achieves FedRAMP In Process status, ProjectWise to follow EXTON, Pa., April 14, 2025 – Bentley Systems, Incorporated (Nasdaq: BSY), the infrastructure engineering software company, today announced that OpenGround, its geotechnical information management and reporting software, achieved Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP®) In Process status and is now listed on the FedRAMP Marketplace under Bentley for Government. FedRAMP accelerates and supports the […]
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Malaysia Bets on USD 250 Million Deal to Train 10K Semiconductor Specialists to Spark Homegrown Chip Design Revolution
Malaysia has sealed a landmark USD 250 million semiconductor partnership with UK-based Arm Holdings, granting the Southeast Asian nation access to Arm’s advanced intellectual property as it aims to shift from a manufacturing-based economy to a high-value design and innovation hub in the global chip supply chain. The agreement, formally signed on 5 March 2025 […]
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Dam Safety in an Earthquake
Bentley Expert An earthquake can cause a dam to crack or dislocate, or even cause its component blocks to detach. The damage can result in uncontrolled water release or a catastrophic flood. Numerical methods such as finite element analysis play an important role in assessing the possible seismic damage to dams. In this blog post, […]
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Everton Kicks Off New Era at High-Tech Waterfront Stadium
By Jay Moye On Saturday, Everton FC played Manchester United for a final time at Goodison Park—the historic Liverpool stadium where the Premier League rivals first squared off in 1892. One of the world’s oldest and most storied football clubs is now preparing to move into its new “jaw-dropping” home on Bramley-Moore Dock. The move […]
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Star Engineers The World’s Most Complex Machine, ITER’s Fusion Reactor, is Pushing 4D Visualization to the Next Level
By Sean O’Neill Clarity is invaluable for a project as staggeringly complex as the international fusion experiment. The project, also known as the International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor (ITER), is being built in France and is one of the most ambitious scientific collaborations in history—in the same league as the and the International Space Station. Dubbed […]
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2025 Changsha International Construction Equipment Exhibition promotion
After three sessions of careful cultivation, Changsha International Construction Equipment Exhibition（CICEE）has become an industry event integrating international forums, international competitions, cutting-edge technology exchanges in the industry, and global enterprise-style display. The 2025CICEE will be held from May 15 to 18, 2025, at the Changsha International Convention and Exhibition Center and the Changsha International Conference […]
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India-Myanmar-Thailand Trilateral Highway Stalled Amid Conflict in Myanmar
The USD 114 billion India-Myanmar-Thailand Trilateral Highway, a crucial 1,360-kilometre infrastructure project designed to enhance ASEAN economic integration and strengthen India’s trade presence in Southeast Asia, faces major setbacks due to ongoing instability in Myanmar. Designed as a four-lane highway, the Trilateral Highway is part of India’s broader infrastructure vision, which aims to extend road […]
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Singapore’s AI-Driven Tuas Port: The World’s Largest Automated Trade Hub on the Horizon
Singapore is set to redefine global maritime trade with the development of Tuas Port, a fully automated, AI-powered logistics hub that will consolidate the city-state’s port operations into a single, record-breaking facility. The ambitious project is expected to boost Singapore’s cargo-handling capacity to an unparalleled 65 million twenty-foot equivalent units (TEUs) upon completion in the […]
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How Bentley Infrastructure Software Helped Transform The Port of Melbourne in Australia
Repurposed from The B1M by Kathleen Moore Melbourne is Australia’s largest container port – and it’s about to get a whole lot busier. The port handles more than one-third of the shipping containers coming in and out of Australia: Over 3.2 million of them, and that figure is expected to double by 2050. There’s just […]
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Going Digital: US Army Corps of Engineers Turns $500k into $500m Data Asset
By Paul Colbert Dataforensics unlocked incredible value for the US Army Corps of Engineers by moving subsurface data to the cloud, saving years in migration time and 62,700 work hours along the way. For decades, the US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) has been gathering subsurface data essential to its operations – literally millions of […]
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