Announcements, releases and milestones from across the platform.

Telit Cinterion opens an 8,000 square foot plant in Bristol in October to build 4G and 5G modules domestically, citing traceability and trusted sourcing as procurement requirements.

5.4 GW of storage against 23.8 GW of installed capacity — 22.8%, built in two years on €590 million of EU grants that mobilised €1.5 billion of private investment.

EDF subsidiary Luminus has commissioned Navagne at Lixhe: 150 MW over four hours, €160 million, 132 containers, connected straight to Elia's high-voltage network beside an existing hydro plant.

The $1.2 billion Kuna facility uses closed-loop cooling: one fill, circulating for seven to ten years, in a state where water rights are the binding constraint on industrial siting.

Kinéis is putting its 25-satellite IoT constellation behind Netmore's LoRaWAN service in 18 countries, with handover managed inside one platform rather than by the device.

A Series C at $1.6 billion funds custom processors and sensors that combine 4D coherent vision, imaging and inertial sensing on one synchronised timeline — the alignment problem, solved in hardware.

Hexagon's OPTIV S claims 30% higher dynamics and a 15% shorter inspection cycle, with AI-assisted camera and lighting calibration aimed at the least repeatable part of optical measurement.

FANUC's R-50iA Compact DC takes 24 to 48 V directly, removing the inverter between an AMR's battery and the arm riding on it — plus an 11 kg cobot and three new ROBODRILL models.

A 9.8-rated stack overflow in Pyramid Solutions' NetStaX EtherNet/IP stack reaches devices that never carry the vendor's name, because the stack is licensed into other people's products.

One crafted CIP packet crashes every version of Rockwell's 1756-ENBT, and recovery needs a manual restart. The vendor's remedy is a different module, which makes this a capital decision.

An open Series G from existing investors funds a shift from robots that assist pickers to a system meant to pick, put away and replenish on its own.

Fervo and Google signed the largest enhanced geothermal agreement to date for Cape Station in Utah, with an option to expand by roughly 600 MW to nearly 1 GW by June 2030.
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