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Core Stack plans thirteen Italian data centres with Green Arrow. The €1 billion programme combines distributed computing capacity with renewable energy and an Italian supply chain.
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Heidelberg Materials is buying NCC’s Nordic aggregates and asphalt operations. The acquisition adds a substantial production network across Sweden and Norway.
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KUKA is expanding European AMR distribution through TD SYNNEX partners. The agreement begins across four markets before widening into further automation products and territories.
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Britain is proposing anti-dumping duties on Chinese titanium dioxide imports. The TRA says dumped material poses an imminent threat to domestic production after imports rose sharply.
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Archeon Medical has raised $9m for EOlife clinical validation work. Funding will support studies involving more than 1,500 cardiac arrest patients alongside US commercial expansion.
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Teledyne has demonstrated real-time FPGA AI inference at 10GSPS sampling. The system identifies overlapping particle signals with 300-nanosecond latency while processing 120Gbit/s.
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Keysight has added agentic AI workflows to RF design software. Engineers can connect external AI agents while simulation checks generated designs and optimisation steps.
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RINA and PTT signed two technology cooperation agreements in Bangkok. The programme spans fuels, electrification, hydrogen, carbon management and industrial assurance research.
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Armstrong has expanded its industrial boiler range with modular options. Individual units can operate alone or combine into larger factory-built heating systems as demand changes.
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Nordex has secured 228MW through new European wind turbine orders. Thirty-five machines across three turbine families will be supplied with service agreements lasting up to 25 years.
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