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Sweco is acquiring specialist German water engineering capability through STEIN. Around 60 experts will join its operations as investment grows across ageing and climate-exposed infrastructure.
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HJ Enthoven has deployed communications headsets compatible with protective equipment. Maintenance staff can now make calls without lifting visors or disturbing respiratory protection in lead processing areas.
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NextGO Epi has raised funding for gallium oxide wafer production. The Berlin company will expand epiwafer development for power conversion, charging, grid, and data centre applications.
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Dassault and Harmattan demonstrated collaborative airborne electronic warfare successfully. An autonomous aircraft located a radar before transferring targeting data to a Rafale F4.
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A British pig farm is powering distributed AI hardware locally. Anaerobic digestion electricity is being redirected from grid export into computing equipment installed beside the generation plant.
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Enginuity and CBM have formed a manufacturing skills partnership today. The agreement combines employer evidence, apprenticeship expertise, and workforce planning across Britain’s metalforming sector.
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Novogene has added untargeted metabolomics to its Cambridge laboratory portfolio. The service combines chromatography, high resolution mass spectrometry, and reference data for pharmaceutical and biological development.
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Industrial News Issue 2 examines the foundations of industrial modernisation. The new edition connects data, automation, control, energy, cyber security, and workforce change.
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Harwell has opened a shared gateway for space and defence. The facility will connect government, research, investment, and engineering organisations around development, testing, and commercialisation.
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UK automotive plants increased onsite renewable generation substantially during 2025. Industry facilities produced a record 80.4GWh while grid delays and capital costs continued to restrict further investment.
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