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Engineering the End: Why a digital blueprint matters for offshore decommissioning

Ashley Fee

Offshore decommissioning is becoming a major engineering and delivery challenge as more offshore platforms, subsea wells, and pipelines reach the...

Seeing the whole water network through a digital twin

Neda Simeonova

In Nagpur, a growing city in central India, delivering drinking water to more than three million residents depends on a...

Meet The Architects Who Want to Change How the World Gets Built

Paul Wilson

Oliver Thomas spent two decades watching architects struggle with their software—so he started a movement. The British architect, who worked...

America Has 600,000 Bridges. Engineers Using AI Just Found a Better Way to Inspect Them

Oana Crisan

When engineers from Collins Engineers arrived to inspect the landmark Robert Street Bridge in St. Paul, Minnesota, they already knew...

DTECH 2026 recap: What electric utilities told us about AI readiness, data integration, and grid resilience

Martha Murillo

Three themes electric utilities are struggling with right now Last month in San Diego, Bentley colleagues joined over 18,000 industry...

Infrastructure’s AI Future Runs on Connected Data—And Human Trust

Tomas Kellner

Sydney is famous for the billowing roof of its Opera House and the graceful curve of the Harbour Bridge. Less...

World Water Day 2026: Where water flows, equality grows

Jana Miller

World Water Day is observed every year on March 22, and the 2026 campaign—“Where water flows, equality grows”—spotlights safe water...

A Better Way to Build the World: How Connected Data Is Reinventing Infrastructure

Sean O'Neill

Brett Taig has found a way to stabilize the fault lines where infrastructure megaprojects so often start to unravel. His...

Where Harbor, City, and Ocean Converge: A 3D Tour of Sydney, Built in Cesium

Thomas Kohnstamm

Around the world, Sydney is instantly recognizable from a single image: the white sails of the Sydney Opera House rising from the edge...

Kentucky Lt. Gov. Jacqueline Coleman On Why Resilient Infrastructure Starts With Showing Up

Tomas Kellner

In central Kentucky, the farming town of Burgin has a four-way stop and not much else. It’s the kind of...

The Irish Actress Who Became a Tech Designer Is Changing How Engineers and Communities Experience Infrastructure

Kathleen Moore

Once upon a time, there lived a scientist with a flair for the theatrical. Blending education with entertainment, John Henry...

America’s Infrastructure Can Be Built to Last. The Key Is Coordination.

Thomas Kohnstamm

From wildfires in California to hurricane-strength storms in the mountains of North Carolina, climate hazards are growing more intense. More...

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FIlTER BY LANGUAGE

Engineering the End: Why a digital blueprint matters for offshore decommissioning

Seeing the whole water network through a digital twin

Meet The Architects Who Want to Change How the World Gets Built

America Has 600,000 Bridges. Engineers Using AI Just Found a Better Way to Inspect Them

DTECH 2026 recap: What electric utilities told us about AI readiness, data integration, and grid resilience

Infrastructure’s AI Future Runs on Connected Data—And Human Trust

World Water Day 2026: Where water flows, equality grows

A Better Way to Build the World: How Connected Data Is Reinventing Infrastructure

Where Harbor, City, and Ocean Converge: A 3D Tour of Sydney, Built in Cesium

Kentucky Lt. Gov. Jacqueline Coleman On Why Resilient Infrastructure Starts With Showing Up

The Irish Actress Who Became a Tech Designer Is Changing How Engineers and Communities Experience Infrastructure

America’s Infrastructure Can Be Built to Last. The Key Is Coordination.

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