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Kurtz Ersa Names AtlantechUSA as 2024 Representative of the Year for Rework and Machines during APEX
Kurtz Ersa Inc., a leading supplier of electronics production equipment, proudly announces AtlantechUSA as its 2024 Representative of the Year in both the Rework and Machines categories. The award was presented to AtlantechUSA during the 2025 IPC APEX EXPO, held in Anaheim, CA, in recognition of its exceptional performance and dedication to customer success. Founded…
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eSOL, a global leader in embedded software and edge computing solutions, has announced the appointment of Masaki Gondo as the company’s CEO, CTO, President, and Representative Director as of March 28, 2025. Masaki Gondo started his career at eSOL as a development engineer for the company’s OS products, going on to become one of the…
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Panel – Ed Evangelista from Federal Electronics & Michael W Hinshaw from Green Circuits at APEX 2025
Justin Worden from What’s New in Electronics TV talks to Ed Evangelista from Federal Electronics & Michael W Hinshaw from Green Circuits at IPC APEX 2025 in Anaheim, USA. [embedded content] WNIE TV is kindly sponsored by Axxon Mycronic, BTU, Kyzen, Kurtz Ersa, Koh Young Technology, Nordson Test & Inspection, Viscom, EVS, Indium, ROKA Solutions,…
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Listen to this article Sir Andrew Haines, chief executive of Network Rail, has advised the board that he has decided to retire from the company in October 2025. Sir Andrew Haines joined Network Rail in August 2018. During his seven years as chief executive, Andrew has maintained a relentless focus on putting passengers first to…
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Visualization of the HPGL (Graphic: Nadine Rönnau) A new €32.8 million ($35.5 million) ‘High Power Grid Lab’ is to be developed at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) in southern Germany. The intent of the new grid lab is to investigate new grid technologies such as power converters for MV grids in a test environment…
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Image courtesy ENA ENA, Elexon, NESO and the OpenADR Alliance have signed a letter of intent to collaborate and further develop an internationally accepted standard, called OpenADR 3.0. The new standard will be used for interoperable flexibility dispatch systems in the GB flexibility market. Launched in 2023, OpenADR 3.0 is a common standardised language that…
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Image courtesy 123rf TE Connectivity, which develops connectors and sensors, and IoT company CNIguard are integrating their smart solutions for overhead and underground grid infrastructure monitoring. Together, the companies’ sensing and data visualisation technologies offer grid monitoring solutions to enhance grid reliability by providing real-time situational awareness, enabling predictive maintenance and rapid response when faults…
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Lucky Saint has announced the release of its newest offering, the Alcohol-Free Superior Lemon Lager. With the goal of making Lemon Lager the summertime beverage of choice, the drink combines the crisp notes of Lucky Saint’s original Superior Unfiltered Lager with a squeeze of lemon juice. Remaining true to Lucky Saint’s brewing values and fulfilling…
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Groundbreaking ceremony: from left – Sven Köhler, Lutz Brockmann (Mayor Verden/Aller), Andreas Bruns (CEO), Ralf Preuß, Christoph Thelen. Posted: 28 March 2025 Share this page Vemag is strategically furthering its growth with the opening of a new production hall, marking a major turning point for the company. The 4,600-square-metre building represents a substantial investment in…
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Image: LineVision LineVision, a provider of advanced grid monitoring solutions, announced enhancements to its situational awareness platform, LineAware, at DISTRIBUTECH 2025. In addition to monitoring conditions like conductor sag, blowout, and icing, these new features will equip utility operators with “hyper-local” transmission line wind forecast data, powered by continuous sensor data and computational fluid dynamics…
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