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HM Lord-Lieutenant of Hampshire presents Gill Instruments with prestigious King’s Award for Enterprise

Gill Instruments, a leading designer and manufacturer of meteorological measurement equipment, was officially presented with the King’s Award for Enterprise in International Trade by His Majesty’s Lord-Lieutenant of Hampshire, Nigel Atkinson Esq, during a ceremony at the company’s headquarters in Lymington on Friday 19 September. The award recognises Gill Instruments’ exceptional contribution to international trade […]

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Datalogic & StayLinked: Pioneers of Future with Ready Mobile Solutions

Datalogic Strengthens Partnership with StayLinked to Empower its Mobile Terminal Portfolio with Pre-Licensed SmartTE on Skorpio X5 GUN. Datalogic, a global leader in automatic data capture and industrial automation markets, is pleased to announce the expansion of its strategic partnership with StayLinked, a recognized technology leader in modern terminal emulation solutions. This enhanced collaboration reflects Datalogic’s […]

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G&P expands growing team with business manager appointment

Leading global quality group G&P has announced the appointment of Kevin Hitchmough as UK business manager. The appointment demonstrates the firm’s commitment to operational investment, strengthening its service offer and further accelerating its ambitious growth plans. Having spent more than 35 years in senior operations, process and engineering roles, Hitchmough brings proven expertise in OEM […]

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Caracol Acquires Weber’s Additive Manufacturing Assets

The pioneers in robotic LFAM have reached an agreement to acquire Weber’s IP and technology, to lead future developments in Europe Caracol, a global leader in large-format additive manufacturing (LFAM), announces the acquisition of IP and robotic machine configuration assets from the additive division of Hans Weber Maschinenfabrik GmbH, a German leader in extrusion technology […]

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Caunton Engineering Celebrates Relaunch of its Training Academy

Nottingham engineering business showcases expanded facility to mark 20 years of operation. Employees who joined academy as apprentices now represent almost a quarter of the company’s workforce. Nottingham-based Caunton Engineering has completed the refurbishment of its highly successful training academy, marking 20 years of operation. More than 100 apprentices have passed through the Caunton Academy’s […]

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OCS to Acquire EMCOR UK, Strengthening Technical and Engineering Capabilities

OCS has announced the acquisition of EMCOR Group (UK) plc, a provider of hard services and integrated facilities management. The proposed acquisition will broaden OCS’s capabilities and increase its presence across the UK and Ireland, particularly in engineering and technical services. The transaction is subject to customary regulatory approvals, with completion expected by the end of 2025. […]

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Functional safety up to SIL 3 in potentially explosive areas

The configurable safety modules of the PSRmodular XC product family from Phoenix Contact have been certified for use in potentially explosive areas. This extends the range of applications further. The PSRmodular XC product family is designed for use in extreme ambient conditions. With the easy configuration, safety-related applications up to SIL 3 and PL e can […]

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West Midlands businesses count the cost of JLR cyber-attack – survey

A snap survey of businesses across the West Midlands has revealed the significant financial and operational challenges facing JLR’s supply chain following a major cyber-attack. The research conducted by the Black Country, Greater Birmingham and Coventry and Warwickshire Chambers of Commerce aimed to discover the real impact of the automotive giant’s shutdown in the region. […]

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Cool Under Pressure: Winning the War on Corrosion in Data Center Cooling Systems

With the unprecedented rise in cloud-computing and AI, the need for data centers and supercomputers is booming. This astronomical output of artificial brain activity demands enormous amounts of power that quickly convert to heat as these mega-computers process billions of “thoughts” per second. The natural consequence is the proliferation of giant cooling towers alongside new […]

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