Schneider Electric’s $22.6B PTC deal signals a new era for industrial software

Schneider Electric has agreed to acquire industrial software company PTC in an all-cash transaction valuing PTC’s equity at approximately US$22.6 billion (€20.1 billion), according to an announcement from Schneider Electric. Under the definitive...

Industrial AI emerges as key technology for utility grid resilience, IFS research finds

Industrial AI is emerging as a key technology for energy and utilities organisations as they seek to improve grid resilience, manage aging infrastructure and respond to rising electricity demand, according to new...

Fujitsu to modernise Dyno Nobel technology across global operations

Fujitsu will undertake a multi-million-dollar technology modernisation program for Dyno Nobel across 30 locations worldwide, with the companies saying the initiative is intended to improve operational efficiency, resilience and support for safer...

Paper is becoming the weak link in the connected factory

Article By Paul Kyriakos, General Manager of SOLUM Oceania  Manufacturing has become increasingly digital, but the information workers rely on at the point of execution has not always kept up. Production lines are...

AI ‘drunk’ behaviour exposes cyber security risks in chatbots, UNSW research finds

Researchers at UNSW Institute for Cyber Security have found that large language models (LLMs) can become more susceptible to jailbreaking and confidentiality breaches when trained or prompted to imitate drunken speech patterns. The...

UNSW research outlines responsible innovation approach for AI companies

AI companies could reduce risks associated with emerging technologies by treating responsible innovation as an ongoing organisational capability rather than a one-off compliance process, according to research from UNSW Sydney. In a news...

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Schneider Electric’s $22.6B PTC deal signals a new era for industrial software

Schneider Electric has agreed to acquire industrial software company PTC in an all-cash transaction valuing PTC’s equity at approximately US$22.6 billion (€20.1 billion), according to an announcement from Schneider Electric. Under the definitive...

Industrial AI emerges as key technology for utility grid resilience, IFS research finds

Industrial AI is emerging as a key technology for energy and utilities organisations as they seek to improve grid resilience, manage aging infrastructure and respond to rising electricity demand, according to new...

Fujitsu to modernise Dyno Nobel technology across global operations

Fujitsu will undertake a multi-million-dollar technology modernisation program for Dyno Nobel across 30 locations worldwide, with the companies saying the initiative is intended to improve operational efficiency, resilience and support for safer...

Paper is becoming the weak link in the connected factory

Article By Paul Kyriakos, General Manager of SOLUM Oceania  Manufacturing has become increasingly digital, but the information workers rely on at the point of execution has not always kept up. Production lines are...

AI ‘drunk’ behaviour exposes cyber security risks in chatbots, UNSW research finds

Researchers at UNSW Institute for Cyber Security have found that large language models (LLMs) can become more susceptible to jailbreaking and confidentiality breaches when trained or prompted to imitate drunken speech patterns. The...

UNSW research outlines responsible innovation approach for AI companies

AI companies could reduce risks associated with emerging technologies by treating responsible innovation as an ongoing organisational capability rather than a one-off compliance process, according to research from UNSW Sydney. In a news...

Industrial robot installations rise 11% as global stock hits 5 million – report

The number of industrial robots operating in factories worldwide reached a record five million units in 2025, according to the World Robotics 2026 Report from the International Federation of Robotics (IFR). The global...

The new economics of localised manufacturing

Article by Bob Buttermore, Senior Vice President and Chief Supply Chain Officer, Rockwell Automation For decades, decisions about manufacturing location were heavily influenced by labour availability and labour costs. While those considerations remain...

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