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Emerson Industrial Automation
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Aggreko
Humidity’s rising as hidden challenge identified for data centres
One of the hidden challenges facing the global data centre industry is rising humidity levels, according to a recent report launched by temporary moisture and temperature control specialists Aggreko.
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Autodesk News
Autodesk to Acquire Innovyze, Inc. for $1 Billion; Provider of Smart Water Infrastructure Modeling and Simulation Technology
Autodesk, Inc. (NASDAQ: ADSK) today announced it has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Portland, Oregon-based Innovyze, Inc., a global leader in water infrastructure software, for $1 billion net of cash subject to working capital and tax closing adjustments.
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EUAutomation News
Tackling obsolescence with additive manufacturing
3D printed spare parts is revolutionizing manufacturing.
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Rohde & Schwarz
Rohde & Schwarz joins the FiRa Consortium to show its commitment to the growing Ultra-Wideband (UWB) ecosystem
By joining the FiRaTM Consortium, Rohde & Schwarz contributes to the organization’s efforts to establish a certification program for UWB devices. Rohde & Schwarz brings along a broad expertise in mobile device testing and certification.
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Emerson News
Emerson Introduces Digital Maturity Tool to Help Companies Target Digital Transformation Priorities
Resource helps companies quickly self-assess operations, identify opportunities for highest potential return on investment.
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Mitsubishi Electric News
Mitsubishi Electric Makes Dedicated Factory for Industrial Mechatronics
Enhancing competitiveness in the Industrial Mechatronic Systems business.
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Fraunhofer News
NEW TYPE OF VENTILATOR FOR VIRUS-FREE AIR
The danger of becoming infected with the coronavirus is especially high in enclosed spaces. This is because aerosols – which play a key role in the transmission of COVID-19 – increase the concentration of SARS-CoV-2 in indoor spaces. A new ventilation system developed by two Fraunhofer Institutes is able to filter the virus from ambient air. It then destroys the virus in a process known as cold combustion, leaving behind nothing but small quantities of carbon dioxide and hydrogen.
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Mitsubishi Electric EUR
