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DeepOcean has completed two technically demanding North Sea removals safely. The campaign combined heavy structure recovery, remote intervention, and seabed clearance before later rig activity.
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Boeing has reinforced Lossiemouth as E-7 testing approaches completion there. Additional engineers and test personnel will support final ground and flight assessment before RAF handover.
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Four partners will test quantum workflows for complex turbine simulations. Rolls-Royce engineering cases will be combined with quantum computing, error correction, and high performance computing expertise.
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DEScycle has opened its first operational metals recovery plant today. The Teesside facility will test lower temperature recovery of gold, copper, silver, and palladium from complex electronic waste at industrial scale.
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STMicroelectronics has backed Oversonic’s expansion of certified humanoid robotics platforms. The investment will support manufacturing, healthcare applications, industrial capacity, technical recruitment, and further growth in the United States.
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Vår Energi has extended COSL Pioneer drilling work into 2028. The third option maintains semi-submersible capacity on the Norwegian Continental Shelf amid continuing exploration and field development activity.
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Gerresheimer is digitising mould development for regulated medical component production. Virtual validation and production data will reduce physical optimisation loops while strengthening process control, traceability, and series reproducibility.
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Aluminium disruption is extending printed-can lead times for beverage producers. Prism eLogistics says shrink sleeving blank or existing stock can protect branded supply while manufacturers navigate shortages and volatile material markets.
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HistoSonics has secured European approval for non-invasive liver tumour treatment. The Edison platform uses focused ultrasound to mechanically destroy targeted tissue without incisions, ionising radiation, or thermal ablation.
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Electronic design revenues accelerated as chip complexity drove engineering demand. Computer-aided engineering and semiconductor intellectual property recorded double-digit growth, while European procurement rose 17.6%.
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