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Why robotics OEMs need more than AI compute

Why robotics OEMs need more than AI compute

Why robotics OEMs need more than AI compute

August 26, 2026

NTT DATA expands AI factory footprint globally

NTT DATA expands AI factory footprint globally

NTT DATA expands AI factory footprint globally

October 30, 2026

Industrial AI and machine learning in automation resource centre

Industrial AI and machine learning in automation resource centre

Industrial AI and machine learning in automation resource centre

October 26, 2026

Schneider Electric, NVIDIA and Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) are developing AI agents that run at the industrial Edge.

Schneider Electric, NVIDIA and Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) are developing AI agents that run at the industrial Edge.

Schneider Electric, NVIDIA and HPE develop AI agents for industrial operations

October 22, 2026

Silicon Labs is expanding its developer platform with AI-assisted coding, open-source development and enterprise machine-learning tools as manufacturers look to add intelligence to increasingly constrained Edge devices.

Silicon Labs is expanding its developer platform with AI-assisted coding, open-source development and enterprise machine-learning tools as manufacturers look to add intelligence to increasingly constrained Edge devices.

Silicon Labs brings AI-assisted development to embedded IoT

October 7, 2026

AI is now running on pig muck

AI is now running on pig muck

Industrial IoT & Edge

AI is now running on pig muck

July 13, 2026

Qualcomm Dragonwing solution for industrial-grade vision intelligence

Qualcomm Dragonwing solution for industrial-grade vision intelligence

Qualcomm Dragonwing solution for industrial-grade vision intelligence

July 11, 2026

ABB and Ørsted use AI fault prediction to boost reliability Danish power station

ABB and Ørsted use AI fault prediction to boost reliability Danish power station

Industrial IoT & Edge

ABB and Ørsted use AI fault prediction to boost reliability Danish power station

July 6, 2026

Kärcher and STIHL launch battery alliance

Kärcher and STIHL launch battery alliance

Industrial IoT & Edge

Kärcher and STIHL launch battery alliance

July 6, 2026

Sfera labs brings plug-and-play cellular connectivity

Sfera labs brings plug-and-play cellular connectivity

Industrial IoT & Edge

Sfera labs brings plug-and-play cellular connectivity

June 24, 2026

network efficiency

network efficiency

Industrial IoT & Edge

Amdocs advances AI-RAN with live multivendor solution

June 24, 2026

Antaira Technologies debuts next-generation Wi-Fi 6

Antaira Technologies debuts next-generation Wi-Fi 6

Industrial IoT & Edge

Antaira Technologies debuts next-generation Wi-Fi 6

June 23, 2026

A new industry initiative is aiming to create an open-source web browser engine for spatial computing applications including augmented reality, robotics, AI agents, and digital twins.

A new industry initiative is aiming to create an open-source web browser engine for spatial computing applications including augmented reality, robotics, AI agents, and digital twins.

Industrial IoT & Edge

Metaverse Standards Forum backs open “Sneeze” engine for spatial computing push

June 16, 2026

First-of-its-kind anti-drone technology to revolutionise UK’s critical national infrastructure

First-of-its-kind anti-drone technology to revolutionise UK’s critical national infrastructure

Industrial IoT & Edge

First-of-its-kind anti-drone technology to revolutionise UK’s critical national infrastructure

June 4, 2026

Emerson and SiMa.ai. deliver physical AI intelligence to the industrial Edge

Emerson and SiMa.ai. deliver physical AI intelligence to the industrial Edge

Industrial IoT & Edge

Emerson and SiMa.ai. deliver physical AI intelligence to the industrial Edge

May 27, 2026

Digital twins are moving beyond simulation to play a more active role in automated manufacturing, improving uptime, throughput and process stability on the factory floor. They are now embedded in real-time control systems, shaping how machines respond and adapt, writes Ross Turnbull, Director of Business Development at Swindon Silicon Systems.

Digital twins are moving beyond simulation to play a more active role in automated manufacturing, improving uptime, throughput and process stability on the factory floor. They are now embedded in real-time control systems, shaping how machines respond and adapt, writes Ross Turnbull, Director of Business Development at Swindon Silicon Systems.

Industrial IoT & Edge

No good twin without good data: the Edge challenge in modern automation

May 23, 2026

Multi-Cloud architectures are increasingly used to help services remain available during disruptions and give greater flexibility.

Multi-Cloud architectures are increasingly used to help services remain available during disruptions and give greater flexibility.

The case for a multi-Cloud architectures: why flexibility, resilience, and choice matter more than ever

May 17, 2026

DXC to deliver secure hybrid cloud for BAE systems

DXC to deliver secure hybrid cloud for BAE systems

Industrial IoT & Edge

DXC to deliver secure hybrid Cloud for BAE systems

May 15, 2026

Canadian industrial positioning company ZeroKey is betting that millimetre-level real-time location tracking and AI-driven workflow analysis will become essential infrastructure for modern manufacturing plants, as manufacturers push to reduce costly assembly errors and improve factory efficiency.

Canadian industrial positioning company ZeroKey is betting that millimetre-level real-time location tracking and AI-driven workflow analysis will become essential infrastructure for modern manufacturing plants, as manufacturers push to reduce costly assembly errors and improve factory efficiency.

ZeroKey targets smart manufacturing growth with millimetre-accurate real-time location system

May 13, 2026

Digital twins are moving beyond simulation to play a more active role in automated manufacturing, improving uptime, throughput and process stability on the factory floor. They are now embedded in real-time control systems, shaping how machines respond and adapt. Here, Ross Turnbull, Director of Business Development at custom IC design and supply specialist Swindon Silicon Systems, explains why a digital twin’s effectiveness matters for automation performance and how the right signal acquisition architecture helps deliver it.

Digital twins are moving beyond simulation to play a more active role in automated manufacturing, improving uptime, throughput and process stability on the factory floor. They are now embedded in real-time control systems, shaping how machines respond and adapt. Here, Ross Turnbull, Director of Business Development at custom IC design and supply specialist Swindon Silicon Systems, explains why a digital twin’s effectiveness matters for automation performance and how the right signal acquisition architecture helps deliver it.

Digital twins in real-time control

May 9, 2026