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Renishaw supports INEOS Britannia in 37th America's Cup

As a technical partner to INEOS Britannia, global engineering technologies company, Renishaw, is supporting the team by providing innovative products and solutions to maximise the performance of the latest race boat.

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More flexibility with digital twins

Since the aluminium die-casting component manufacturer Alupress implemented Vericut, the simulation, verification, analysis, and optimisation software for CNC machines in its production process, it has reduced cycle times and improved the final quality of its products.

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Spanish manufacturing trade fair takes the stage

One of Spain’s largest trade shows dedicated to manufacturing takes place at the beginning of next month. BIEMH 2024, running from June 3-7, will see more than 1,400 exhibitors on the stands at the Bilbao Exhibition Centre.

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New Rolls-Royce facility will produce prototype nuclear modules

Rolls-Royce is setting up a multi-million-pound facility in Sheffield to manufacture and test prototype modules for its nuclear small modular reactors (SMRs).

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Advanced Engineering expands innovation showdown

The Advanced Engineering show is expanding its Enabling Innovation competition following high demand in recent years.

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Aerospace specialist ANT Industries records best ever growth

ANT Industries, a world-class precision engineering firm headquartered in Atherstone, Warwickshire, is celebrating a year of unprecedented success and growth, announcing orders in excess of £30 million won over the next three years.

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Automotive supplier William Mitchell wins Ford Q1 award

A critical automotive supplier has secured one of the industry’s leading awards for quality and performance.

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Electricity connection agreed for Port Talbot’s greener arc furnaces

Tata Steel has achieved a major milestone in its transformation of the Port Talbot steelworks after signing a connection offer with the Electricity System Operator (ESO). The agreement involves National Grid building new electrical infrastructure capable of powering the 3.2 million-tonne electric arc furnace by the end of 2027.

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