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Digitimes September 17, 2026 By Jingyue Hsiao neutral

Dassault Systemes shifts to AI-native platforms, stakes its next phase on Taiwan

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Dassault Systemes marked 20 years in Taiwan with a sharper message about where it plans to go next. The company said it is moving beyond AI-enabled software and toward an AI-native platform, arguing that industrial users need systems built around AI from the start, not just software with added tools and features.
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