Autodesk
American software company
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| March 26 2025 | Version 2026 was released, focusing on updates to performance, part modeling, sheet metal, assembly mirroring, drawings, and interoperability. |
| 2025 | Autodesk conducted a layoff of 1,350 employees (approximately 9% of its workforce) as part of a restructuring effort focused on AI and cloud computing. |
| March 27 2024 | Version 2025 was released with updates to part modeling, sheet metal, assembly modeling, drawings, and interoperability. |
| 2022 | Autodesk moved its headquarters from San Rafael to San Francisco, California, ending a 28-year tenure at the previous location. |
| March 28 2022 | Version 2023 was released, focusing on customer-driven updates to speed up design workflows, reduce repetitive tasks, and improve overall design and innovation experiences. |
| 2021 | Autodesk discontinued the Autodesk Inventor LT 2021 edition of their CAD software. |
| September 2021 | Autodesk updated to its current logo. |
| March 31 2020 | Version 2021 (code name: Ada) was released, introducing a new UI Panel, Large Assembly Performance Improvement, and modeling enhancements. |
| November 27 2017 | Autodesk announced its largest layoff in history, cutting 1,150 jobs, which was in addition to nearly 1,000 job cuts in January 2016. |
| March 28 2016 | Version 2017 (code name: Enzo) was released, featuring modeling enhancements, expanded AnyCAD support, 3D PDF export, enhanced presentation environment, and guided tutorial authoring. |
| February 26 2013 | Autodesk introduced a new logo at the TED conference in Long Beach, California. |
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