AI Data Centers Demand Board-Level Infrastructure Strategy
AI data centers are now a strategic focus for boards, demanding new infrastructure strategies to meet growing AI application demands.
AI data centers are now a strategic focus for boards, demanding new infrastructure strategies to meet growing AI application demands.
The U.S. automotive industry is driving a $20 billion investment boom in industrial robotics, reshaping manufacturing with AI integration. This trend offers significant opportunities for AECM professionals in procurement, compliance, and federal funding.
Taiwan Excellence's showcase at Automate 2026 highlights cutting-edge AI and robotics technologies, offering U.S. manufacturers new avenues for enhancing operational efficiency and competitiveness.
Whatfix partners with PTC to integrate digital guidance tools into Windchill, enhancing user experience and adoption for manufacturing sectors.
Digital twin technology is transforming manufacturing by providing virtual replicas of physical systems, crucial for Industry 4.0. This offers AECM sectors significant opportunities for operational efficiency and competitive advantage.
High QA will present at IMTS 2026, illustrating how OEMs can leverage 3D Model-Based Definitions for digital manufacturing across supply chains, a crucial shift towards Model-Based Enterprise.
ABB Robotics has launched the Flexley Stack F712, an autonomous forklift using vSLAM navigation, revolutionizing warehouse operations and offering significant efficiency and cost benefits.
Mitsubishi Electric's MX Controller integrates sequence, motion, and network control, simplifying high-speed automation and supporting connected manufacturing. This innovation offers significant benefits for machine builders in terms of cost reduction and operational efficiency.
G&R Construction is building a $32 million municipal campus in Abington, Massachusetts. This project highlights opportunities in municipal infrastructure for AECM firms.