Siemens Software Supports Reusable Spacecraft Development at the Exploration Company
The Exploration Company is using Siemens Xcelerator software to streamline the development of its reusable spacecraft and propulsion systems, helping reduce engineering complexity, improve collaboration and accelerate manufacturing. The partnership supports the European aerospace start-up's plans to scale reusable space technologies.
Ford and Geely Form Groundbreaking European Manufacturing Joint Venture at Valencia Plant
Ford Motor Company and Geely Auto plan to establish a manufacturing joint venture in Spain that will produce next-generation multi-energy vehicles for the European market, increasing factory utilisation and supporting long-term manufacturing capacity.
Saronic To Invest More Than USD$3 Billion in Texas Shipyard to Expand US Shipbuilding Capacity
Saronic has selected Brownsville, Texas, as the location for Port Alpha, a next-generation shipyard that is expected to expand US shipbuilding capacity and support the production of autonomous maritime systems.
Rockwell Automation Report: Manufacturers Struggling to Scale Technology Across Organisations
A new report from Rockwell Automation has found that while manufacturing execution system (MES) adoption is now widespread, most manufacturers are still struggling to integrate and scale the technology across their organisations.
GEP Global Supply Chain Volatility Index : Manufacturers Build Buffer Inventories as Supply Chain Disruption Persists
Manufacturers continued to increase safety stock in June as shortages of critical inputs and rising order backlogs kept global supply chains under pressure, according to the latest GEP Global Supply Chain Volatility Index.
Intel Invests €5 billion to Expand Ireland Semiconductor Manufacturing Capacity
Intel will invest €5 billion to expand semiconductor manufacturing capacity at its Leixlip campus in Ireland, increasing production of Intel Xeon processors, supporting research and development, and strengthening Europe's semiconductor supply chain to meet growing demand for AI and high-performance computing.
Rolls-Royce Begins Major UK Manufacturing Expansion to Support UK and Australia Defence Projects
Rolls-Royce has reached a major milestone in the expansion of its Raynesway manufacturing site in Derby, beginning construction on a new production facility that will more than double manufacturing capacity to support UK and Australian submarine programmes while creating more than 1,100 skilled jobs.
Johnson & Johnson to Invest More Than USD$1 Billion in U.S. Vision Manufacturing Expansion in Jacksonville, Florida
Johnson & Johnson is investing more than USD$1 billion to expand its Jacksonville Vision manufacturing operations, adding advanced production, packaging, and distribution capacity to strengthen U.S. supply chain resilience and support demand for ACUVUE® contact lenses used by more than 40 million patients globally.
An Interview with Owen Power, CEO of Greenvolt Next UK and Ireland
Owen Power, CEO of Greenvolt Next UK and Ireland, discusses how the right energy choices can give a competitive advantage in a volatile market.
How Adani and Jabil Plan to Build the Next Generation of AI Data Centre Infrastructure
Adani Group and Jabil plan to establish a vertically integrated AI infrastructure manufacturing platform in India, targeting global demand for AI-ready data centre hardware while strengthening supply chain resilience and advancing India's ambitions as a major technology manufacturing hub.
