AI is creating new possibilities for architecture, engineering, and design teams, but it is also raising practical questions. Where should AI workloads run? How can organizations give teams room to experiment while protecting project data and intellectual property? And how can they provide access to the compute people need without allowing cloud costs to become unpredictable? Lenovo brought these questions to AU 2026, demonstrating a hybrid approach that brings together Autodesk cloud services, AI PCs powered by Intel® Core™ Ultra processors, local AI inference, remote workstations, and centr... READ MORE >

The conversation around AI is quickly moving from what the technology can do to how it can help people do their best work. For architects, engineers, designers, and creators, that means bringing AI and high-performance computing into the tools and workflows they already use every day. HP brought that idea to life across AU 2026, showcasing technologies designed to support everything from AI-powered workflows and real-time visualization to rendering and design collaboration. READ MORE >

AI is changing how design, engineering, and construction teams think about computing. Dell Technologies, together with NVIDIA, AMD, and Intel, demonstrated this shift at AU 2026, from more efficient systems for demanding CAD and BIM workloads to large language models and agentic AI running locally. READ MORE >

At AU 2026, the Customer Spotlight Lounge brings those stories together in one place. Located in the Expo Hall near the Innovators Stage, the lounge showcases 50+ Autodesk customer stories from around the world, organized across architecture, engineering, construction and operations; product design and manufacturing; and media and entertainment. READ MORE >

Ahead of AU 2026, we asked several Autodesk Expert Elite members presenting at the conference to share some of the Revit advice they’ve picked up through years of hands-on experience: the shortcuts they think more people should know, the habits they wish experienced users would reconsider, and the tasks that are overdue for automation. READ MORE >