articleWhy cooling design is critical to the cloud
As data centres multiply to meet surging demand from AI and cloud computing, attention is turning to how these energy-intensive sites manage another vital resource – water, says Ross Waite.
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articleReinforcing industrial cybersecurity starts by choosing the right drives
As industrial connectivity accelerates, cybercriminals are finding new ways to exploit vulnerabilities, with industrial drives emerging as a critical weak point. Building security directly into drive architecture is fast becoming essential to safeguard uptime, compliance and safety, explains Prabhu Nagavi
newsFive industrial AI trends that will actually matter in 2026 – and what leaders should do now
As industrial AI moves from hype to infrastructure, five trends are emerging that will define real operational impact in 2026, revealing why success will depend on process redesign, domain-specific intelligence, and frontline trust
newsStrictly Come Dancing shoe maker keeping stars on their toes steps into next growth phase with Made Smarter
AS THE nation looks ahead to the Strictly Come Dancing 2025 final, a long-established Milton Keynes manufacturer is preparing for its own next step in an ambitious growth journey.
articleSouth East manufacturers kickstart digital transformation with Made Smarter leadership programme
First cohort comes together at Middlesex University to learn how new tech can transform their businesses
newsMade Smarter ‘Factories of the Future’ event to showcase how digital tech is transforming UK manufacturing
Cranfield University to host industry leaders, tech providers and SMEs for a hands-on exploration of digital transformation
articleStream Measurement unveils state-of-the-art digital gas calibration rig with support from Made Smarter
Oldham manufacturer doubles testing capacity and creates new jobs as Greater Manchester mayor Andy Burnham opens £300k facility
articleASICs meet AI at the edge
Whether it’s helping doctors predict health outcomes, powering connected cars or optimising factory floors, AI is transforming the way industries work. But it can only deliver reliable, timely and secure insights if its processing location is matched to the right hardware. Here, Ross Turnbull, director of business development at application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC) manufacturer Swindon Silicon Systems, explores how the choice of processing location and purpose-built hardware determines AI’s effectiveness, and how ASICs support real-time intelligence at the edge.
articleSculpteo’s 3D printing expertise used to develop drone solutions
Utilising Sculpteo’s 3D Printing services has enabled Dronavia, a French specialist in safety systems for professional drones, to significantly reduce its time-to-market
newsReal-Time Object and Process Transparency at Field Level
SmartID-Edge enables intelligent identification, linking barcodes with virtual RFID tags to ensure secure, real-time data access at the edge.
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