ANSS' advanced simulation tools were instrumental in Turbotech's successful demonstration of the world's first viable hydrogen-fueled turboprop engine as part of the BeautHyFuel project. The collaborative effort, led by Turbotech and Elixir Aircraft in partnership with Safran, Air Liquide, and Daher, aims to explore and commercialize hydrogen propulsion for light aircraft with a focus on safety, feasibility, and environmental sustainability. Turbotech utilized Ansys Fluent for high-fidelity modeling, allowing deep insights into combustion dynamics, pressure distribution, and material behavior. Through simulation, Turbotech efficiently identified and tested nozzle designs, saving time and cost. After 30 hours of continuous hydrogen combustion testing, the nozzles exhibited structural integrity and low emissions, confirming the engine's resilience and environmental viability. ANSS reported significant gains in Q1, with increased subscriptions, maintenance, and services revenue, along with a $1.63 billion backlog. The company's dominance in the high-end design simulation software market enables top-tier manufacturing firms to reduce costs through virtual prototyping. ANSS' collaboration with Turbotech showcases how simulation technology can drive innovation in hydrogen propulsion, emphasizing safety and sustainability. The global simulation market is projected to grow rapidly, reflecting the increasing adoption of simulation tools. ANSS' partnerships with technology suppliers and hardware vendors further enhance its growth prospects. ANSS' collaboration with TSMC to develop AI-assisted workflows for RF design migration and PICs demonstrates the company's commitment to innovation and market readiness in semiconductor solutions. Overall, ANSS continues to play a pivotal role in advancing simulation technology across various domains.