News


  • ASMPT reports AI server board demand

    ASMPT says AI server demand is lifting SMT equipment orders. Complex board assemblies are increasing pressure on placement accuracy and throughput.


  • CEA-Leti and GlobalFoundries extend FD-SOI work

    CEA-Leti and GlobalFoundries are extending European FD-SOI development through FAMES. The work strengthens a specialised semiconductor route for low-power industrial systems.


  • WEG brings high-efficiency motors to Hillhead

    WEG will showcase high-efficiency motor systems at Hillhead this month. The line-up targets quarrying, recycling, construction, and bulk handling.


  • DMG Mori advances adaptive drilling control

    DMG Mori brings adaptive control into deep-hole drilling operations now. The machining cycle adjusts drilling behaviour using live process data.


  • Datum expands aerospace tooling capacity

    Datum will add large five-axis machining capacity in Lisburn shortly. The investment strengthens in-house aerospace tooling capability in Northern Ireland.


  • Emirates Biotech targets Saudi PLA market

    Emirates Biotech will introduce Embio PLA to Saudi plastics buyers. The launch targets packaging, food service, 3D printing, and consumer goods.


  • Excalibur Boeing 757 supports GCAP testing

    Excalibur gives GCAP engineers a flying systems laboratory before prototypes. The modified Boeing 757 supports early airborne integration and technology testing.


  • UK and Japan accelerate GCAP partnership

    UK and Japan have deepened future combat air cooperation again. GCAP industrial delivery, technology sharing, and supply-chain readiness now face sharper pressure.


  • ABB to modernise Buzzard platform controls

    ABB will modernise Buzzard’s offshore control systems for CNOOC operations. The work will update automation and safety architecture on a mature North Sea asset.


  • Mayfield Press boosts output with swissQprint Kudu

    Mayfield Press has installed a new swissQprint Kudu flatbed printer. The Oxford-based print business says the investment is increasing output and quality in wide format work, while reducing ink use and operating costs.