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Comau is integrating NVIDIA computing and simulation tools into robotics. The programme combines Jetson-based controllers, Isaac Sim robot models and reinforcement learning for intralogistics, without published factory-wide productivity results.
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The government has set an annual technology jobs ambition nationwide. Its new plan seeks about 20,000 entry-level roles a year, alongside employer commitments to placements, while estimating much wider workforce demand across industrial sectors.
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Belfast Harbour will host coordinated electric transport and energy trials. The £15m Artemis-led ZETEC programme will examine electric vessels, marine charging and autonomous systems within a working port, using secure digital twin technology.
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Yamna is preparing a major data centre investment agreement overseas. Its proposed first phase in Salalah is expected to exceed £1bn, although the UK government has not confirmed a signed project agreement or construction timetable.
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Gelion has reported audited results alongside further battery development progress. Cathode testing and customer evaluations continue as the business works towards commercial manufacturing and remains loss-making.
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Ashtead Technology has agreed terms for a recommended cash acquisition. Ember’s bid values the subsea equipment business at approximately £505 million, subject to shareholder and court approval.
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MS International has secured a new German naval equipment contract. Its defence subsidiary will supply twelve 30mm gun systems for four F128 frigates.
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The Environment Agency is consulting on a proposed waste permit. Its draft decision favours approval of the Fornax facility, but no final permit has been granted.
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Hardide has doubled annual revenue as coating orders increased significantly. New reactor investment is intended to expand capacity, but the reported financial results remain unaudited.
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Coleman has secured a £2m contract for water infrastructure works. The St Johns package runs for ten months and covers civil works, access, and buried pipe and cable infrastructure.
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