PLANO, TX, June 25, 2026 – Siemens has been positioned as a Visionary in Gartner’s 2026 Magic Quadrant for AI Platforms for Data Science and Machine Learning.1
Siemens has unified its AI fabric, including the RapidMiner portfolio and Mendix low-code platform, within Intelligence Center X, its industrial AI orchestration software. Intelligence Center X connects data, models, and workflows within a governed system that combines enterprise context, domain knowledge, and lifecycle intelligence. Intelligence Center X is designed to move AI projects beyond isolated pilots, support collaboration between users and AI agents, and provide transparency and control across AI workflows.
“Our recognition as a Visionary in the Gartner Magic Quadrant for AI platforms for Data Science and Machine Learning, we believe, reflects our continued focus on helping industrial enterprises move beyond experimentation and put AI to work at scale,” said Sam Mahalingam, executive vice president, Simulation, HPC and AI, Siemens Digital Industries Software. “Industrial Intelligence is the future of engineering and manufacturing where products are born in a digital enterprise that learns, predicts, and optimizes before anything is built. With Intelligence Center X, we are delivering industrial intelligence by bringing together data, models, workflows and domain context to help organizations leverage AI across the lifecycle – turning complex engineering and manufacturing knowledge into actionable, governed intelligence that delivers measurable business impact.”
1 “Magic Quadrant for AI platforms for Data Science and Machine Learning,” Yogesh Bhatt, Afraz Jaffri, Diarmuid Curran, 22 June 2026.
Source: Siemens
About Siemens Digital Industries
Siemens Digital Industries (DI), a division of Siemens AG, focuses on industrial automation and digitalization. Based in Nuremberg, Germany, the division provides software, automation systems, and digital services that support the full product and production lifecycle—from design and engineering to manufacturing and maintenance. With a history extending over six decades, Siemens DI serves key sectors including automotive, aerospace, pharmaceuticals, energy, and electronics. Its technologies, such as the Xcelerator platform and SIMATIC automation systems, are designed to integrate physical and digital processes, enabling data-driven manufacturing and operational efficiency. The division reports annual revenues exceeding €18 billion and employs approximately 70,000 people globally. Its portfolio supports manufacturers in implementing Industry 4.0 strategies by linking simulation, automation, and real-time data in scalable systems.