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Carmakers are pressing Brussels for more time on EV tariffs. The UK and European automotive sectors are seeking another delay to rules-of-origin requirements that could place 10% tariffs on electric vehicles traded between the UK and EU from January 2027.
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Raspberry Pi has lifted expectations after stronger industrial customer demand. The Cambridge computing company expects first-half adjusted EBITDA of at least $38 million, with compact computing hardware continuing to move deeper into automation, robotics, energy, and medical systems.
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Rubix says manufacturers are strengthening resilience despite unstable market conditions. Its latest Uptime Index rose to 75, with skills, maintenance discipline, data, and external partnerships shaping operational confidence.
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Hytera will bring new broadband critical communications systems to London. Its CCW 2026 line-up includes HyTalk MC 6.1, PoC dispatch, fast-deployment systems, and robot-assisted reconnaissance.
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Baker Hughes has secured marine approval for its hydrogen-capable turbine. RINA certification for the NovaLT™16 gives vessel designers another propulsion option as fuel rules tighten and alternative fuel architectures move into practical ship design.
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Astrolight will represent Lithuania at Startup World Cup Grand Finale. The company is developing optical communication terminals and ground infrastructure for satellite, defence, maritime, and future in-orbit data networks.
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Vertiv has advanced SmartRun digital twins for AI factory infrastructure. The model-based capability links power, cooling, controls, and deployment planning before physical build-out begins.
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FANUC has extended its Physical AI robot system with Google. The collaboration connects Gemini Enterprise, Intrinsic, ROS, Flowstate, and FANUC robot control for natural-language industrial automation.
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Parker has added configurable feedback control to DFplus valve platforms. The D-version supports direct analogue sensor connection for pressure, position, and volume-flow control in high-dynamic hydraulic applications.
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Keysight has expanded its RF analysis range for wideband validation. The Pro XA6 and Expert XA5 support higher-bandwidth wireless, radar, millimetre-wave, MIMO, and high-frequency signal analysis workflows.
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