News


  • Zebra Technologies reduces Sentinel’s automotive defect rates

    Automotive manufacturers achieve higher precision and customisation with 3D. By integrating Zebra Technologies’ advanced 3D sensors and AI, Sentinel’s clients are reducing defect rates by 10-15%, simplifying production, and cutting costs. The scalable system allows rapid reconfiguration for diverse automotive brands and components.


  • PTC enhances AI features in ALM portfolio

    PTC launches new AI-driven ALM solutions for industry leaders. The release of Codebeamer 3.2, Codebeamer AI 1.0, and Pure Variants 7.2 promises enhanced management of software-driven product complexity and regulatory demands. These updates aim to strengthen data foundations and integrate AI effectively across product lifecycles.


  • Melting glaciers contribute to antibiotic resistance spread

    Global warming accelerates the melting of glaciers worldwide. Researchers warn that ancient ice and modern pollution may reshape the circulation of antibiotic resistance through vulnerable freshwater systems. This highlights the need for integrated monitoring systems to detect and anticipate increases in antibiotic resistance gene presence globally.


  • Homes England increases funding for housing development

    Homes England secures £165 million for Allison Homes expansion. The partnership with HSBC and NatWest supports land acquisition and development. It facilitates the delivery of affordable housing across the East, Midlands, and South West. This financing leverages the Home Building Fund, underscoring government commitment to diversify the UK’s housing supply chain.


  • IFS to acquire supply chain firm Softeon

    IFS expands its Industrial AI into warehouse management systems. The acquisition of Softeon enhances IFS’s capabilities in the £6.3 billion market, integrating manufacturing operations with intelligent warehouse execution, and addressing global supply chain modernisation challenges.


  • Zebra Technologies reduces Sentinel’s automotive defect rates

    THG Nutrition adopts Plex MES to streamline global operations. The decision aims to enhance real-time visibility and unify manufacturing processes. THG Nutrition, part of THG PLC, will implement the system at its Warrington, UK site first, with plans to expand, ensuring operational excellence and supporting rapid growth.


  • Teknomek enhances facility compliance standards

    Teknomek unveils independently tested mobile safety steps range. The new line meets the rigorous BS EN 131-7 European standard, ensuring compliance for hygiene-critical sectors such as cleanrooms and regulated manufacturing facilities. This certification offers third-party validation, enhancing safety assurance for operators.


  • Root-Power approved for £45m energy facility

    Root-Power secures approval for £45m energy storage facility. The 100MW development in Leicestershire will store surplus renewable energy, supporting the National Grid. It aims to stabilise energy prices, prevent blackouts, and contribute to the government’s Net Zero targets. Construction is set to begin in 2029.


  • Cybanetix achieves record MDR growth

    Cybanetix reports accelerating profits amid demand for AI-driven MDR services. The UK-based managed security specialist says recurring SOC contracts now account for 90% of ARR, as automation, generative AI, and workforce expansion drive margin improvement and market share gains.


  • LogiPharma launches future-focussed all-star agenda

    LogiPharma unveils agenda for 2026 Vienna sciences supply chain conference. The April event will bring 2,500 life sciences leaders together across supply chain and logistics, with a programme centred on intelligent futures, resilient networks, interactivity, and global health impact.