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STEM Careers Coalition Reaches More Than 10.7 Million Students
Since 2019, the STEM Careers Coalition has reached more than 10.7 million students, including 2.97 million in the 2023-2024 school year alone. -
HANNOVER MESSE Launches Call for Papers
All companies and partners participating in the upcoming HANNOVER MESSE are invited to submit their contributions to the forum program by Jan. 31, 2025. -
Siemens and CELUS Collaborate to Empower SMBs with AI-powered PCB Design
The collaboration will simplify PCB design with AI-driven automation, making advanced tools more accessible and affordable for engineers and small to medium-sized businesses. -
ABB Study: 70% of Mining Leaders Believe Significant Decarbonization Can Be Achieved with Existing Technologies
ABB surveyed 412 mining leaders and experts about current progress on sustainability plans and the path to achieve them. -
The Role of IoT in Streamlining Communication for Industrial Automation
The Internet of Things plays a vital role in transforming industrial settings. -
An Open-Source Control Programming Platform for Universalautomation.org Runtime Engine
The Eclipse Foundation 4diac project has spearheaded the open-source industrial software movement. -
New Ebook from Mouser and Analog Devices Explores Power Efficiency and Robustness in Electronics Design
In Powering the Future: Advanced Power Solutions for Efficiency and Robustness, subject matter experts offer in-depth analyses of components, architectures and applications in power systems. -
REGO-FIX Celebrates Innovation with Center for Machining Excellence Grand Opening
The event took place on Oct. 24 at the company’s North American headquarters in Whitestown, Indiana. -
Exploring Zero Trust in Operational Technology
Zero trust has become the top approach for IT security, guiding how organizations worldwide design their networks and control access to systems and data. -
Preventing Power Surges, the Leading Cause of Serial Device Server Failures
There are many potential sources of power surges. Two of the most common are spikes from lightning and switching surges.










