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Murrelektronik is best known for its cables, but did you know that the company offers over 70,000 products? Here, Paul Culley, Area Sales Manager, gives us an exclusive insight into this vast range and how these products can help make installations faster, more efficient, and cost less.

Tech leaders tackle chronic digital skills crisis at Parliament summit

UK tech leaders have convened in Parliament to address the pressing digital skills crisis, sparking urgent calls for collaborative action to bridge the widening gap.

From London to New York: First transatlantic trip on 100% sustainable fuel takes off

Taking the world one step closer to jet zero, the first flight powered entirely by sustainable aviation fuel is flying from London to New York today.

Manufacturers cite cash flow woes as #1 concern in offering customer payment terms

Unveiling critical insights into B2B dynamics, a joint report by Hokodo and Balance reveals that cash flow constraints are the primary hurdle in offering flexible cross-border payment terms to customers.

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Charge ahead with ‘EV-olution’ to close gigafactory gap, MPs urge Government(27/11/2023)

MPs have emphasised the urgent need for the UK Government to create a more attractive environment for electric vehicle (EV) battery production to combat what they’re calling a “gigafactory gap”.
Autumn Budget 2023: Here’s what manufacturing experts think(24/11/2023)

Announced on 22 November, the Autumn Budget introduced a set of strategic measures targeting the manufacturing industry, including investment zones, skills development, AI innovation, and targeted funding for key industries. Here, DPA’s Editor Sophia Bell breaks down the reactions of industry leaders to these announcements.
British satellite tech to combat food insecurity and climate change in Kenya(24/11/2023)

Scientists at the University of Leeds are supporting agricultural productivity in East Africa, by using satellite technology to tackle food insecurity amidst the global hunger crisis.
Bendy X-ray detectors could transform cancer treatment(23/11/2023)

New tissue-equivalent materials developed at the University of Surrey could pave the way for a new generation of flexible X-ray detectors, with potential applications ranging from cancer treatment to better airport scanners.

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