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Leuze has launched a compact code reader for high-speed industrial traceability. The DCR 100i targets fast production lines requiring flexible, reliable 1D, 2D, and DPM code detection across varying distances.
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UK dairy and red meat exports target North American growth. British artisanal cheeses and premium red meats are poised to meet increasing demand in the US, Canada, and Mexico. With the AHDB highlighting significant opportunities, these exports could see substantial growth, capitalising on evolving consumer preferences for high-quality products.
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Vertiv launches new configurations of its MegaMod HDX solution. The prefabricated infrastructure supports high-density computing environments, offering flexibility to meet escalating power and cooling needs. The compact solution supports up to 13 racks, while the combo solution accommodates up to 144 racks, with capacities reaching 10 MW globally.
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Anglia Components expands STMicroelectronics partnership to Nordic, Baltic regions. The new franchise agreement extends Anglia’s authorised sales territory, demonstrating STMicroelectronics’ trust in Anglia’s market capabilities. This move supports a regional distribution model, contrasting the global approach of many US-based chip makers, and enhances customer choice.
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Black Hat will host the world premiere of Semperis’s new documentary. The screening will take place during Black Hat USA in August 2026.
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University of Michigan pioneers brain cancer treatment prediction tool. A novel machine-learning approach offers unprecedented insights into brain tumour metabolism, potentially revolutionising treatment strategies for glioma. The method, validated against human and mouse data, enables personalised treatment plans by predicting tumour responses to dietary and pharmaceutical interventions.
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Homes England unveils ambitious roadmap with 2025–2030 Strategic Plan. The plan aims to double annual housing delivery, focusing on social housing and institutional investment. It targets 280,000 new homes by 2030, unlocking land for 400,000 more, marking a significant shift from traditional housing models.
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UK public EV charging network grows 19% in 2025. Despite not breaking records, the UK’s EV charging infrastructure saw significant growth, with high-powered and on-street chargers gaining prominence, supported by focused regional expansion and government initiatives.
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BEKO TECHNOLOGIES targets Ireland’s compressed air market potential. The company has appointed Mark Hayes to lead its new Irish operation, recognising the need for a local presence post-Brexit. This move aims to tap into Ireland’s growing sectors, including pharmaceuticals, food and beverage, and data centres.
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Rohde & Schwarz opens new office to boost Japanese automotive innovation. This strategic move enhances facilities for service, repair, and engineering support, providing increased space for customer events. The Osaki location replaces the Shinjuku office, aiming to deliver a competitive edge to the Japanese automotive sector.
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