
ABB has deployed the UK’s first turnkey medium-voltage UPS system. Ark Data Centres has adopted ABB’s innovative AI-ready architecture, integrating grid connection and UPS at medium voltage, to meet the high power demands of AI. This deployment supports Ark’s expansion and positions it for future digital demands.

A&T Enclosures partners with Transmag UK to enhance safety. This collaboration positions A&T Enclosures as the sole UK manufacturer offering integrated arc flash systems. By merging Transmag’s advanced technologies with A&T’s expertise, they deliver a comprehensive solution ensuring compliance, safety, and performance in electrical enclosures.

Advantest introduces a next-generation air-cooled test system. The T2000 AiR2X, building on its predecessor, offers double the testing resources while maintaining low power and air-cooling demands. This innovation addresses the need for compact testers in high-mix, low-volume settings, ensuring versatile application across various industries.

Wärtsilä expands Eraring battery, boosting Australia’s energy capacity. The fourth stage of the Eraring battery project at Origin Energy’s Eraring Power Station in New South Wales adds 360 MWh, increasing total capacity to 700 MW / 3,160 MWh. This expansion enhances grid stability as Australia advances towards a renewable energy future.

Ainsley Signs targets growth with new swissQprint Nyala investment. The Manchester business has installed a Generation 5 Nyala flatbed printer to accelerate expansion into retail, design, and trade markets. The machine’s speed, substrate flexibility, and energy efficiency support the company’s strategy to triple turnover and broaden its production capability.

Ransomware attackers increasingly strike when industrial cybersecurity staffing is weakest. New data from Semperis shows a majority of attacks now land during holidays, weekends, and periods of corporate upheaval — conditions that often leave industrial operators exposed as identity systems and OT networks face heightened risk.

Belfast Harbour will become a critical offshore wind hub. A £100 million agreement designates Belfast Harbour as the primary assembly and construction centre for two significant offshore wind farms, Mona and Morgan. The initiative will generate over 300 jobs, boost regional economic growth, and significantly contribute to the UK’s energy security and net-zero objectives.