An operating system for smart cities
Surprise finding about electric current
Should we bury broadband and electricity together?
Woolworths cuts costs and carbon with energy-tracking tech
Powering research with community batteries
Solving Electrical Panel Challenges with HYDAC's Custom-Built Solutions
When it comes to complex industrial environments like mining sites or data centres, the challenges tied to electrical panel performance are often underestimated.
An operating system for smart cities
A Cologne-based startup has big plans for what it claims is the world's first operating system for smart cities.
Surprise finding about electric current
Australian researchers have discovered entirely new quantum behaviours that only occur in one-dimensional systems, such as electric current.
The Evolution and Advancement of High-Density Fibre Optic Infrastructure Networks
As the digital era accelerates, the demand for high-density fibre optic infrastructure is rapidly growing — driven by the ever-increasing needs of data centres,...
Sealing, securing, simplifying: the role of cable glands in modern industry
LAPP Australia Managing Director Simon Pullinger provides his insights into the role of cable glands in modern industry, and how to specify the right glands for different...
WBT optical fibre patch cords
WBT manufactures and distributes optical fibre patch cords in many fibre types, lengths, sizes...
ÖLFLEX Heat 180 Silicon cable range
These robust control cables are made with silicon insulation and sheath compounds, which makes...
An operating system for smart cities
A Cologne-based startup has big plans for what it claims is the world's first operating system for smart cities.
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Honeywell supports building decarbonisation in Singapore
The Singapore-based Centre of Excellence will pilot technologies that deliver a scalable...
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ADT Security re-enters market with video guarding tech
The company will use existing monitoring platforms to introduce specialised video guarding...
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Legrand partners with The Block
Products installed during the series include smart switches and sockets, power points, exit and...
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Should businesses choose in-house or third-party manufacturing?
Companies must evaluate their specific needs, goals and capabilities before committing to a manufacturing model.
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Marinus Link one step closer to construction
An agreement with global consultancy company Jacobs is set to ramp up construction of the...
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AEMC's final rule aims to make grid more resilient
The Australian Energy Market Commission has created a final rule explicitly focused on making the...
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Business fined for refusing to provide electrical information
A WA construction business has been fined $6000 for disregarding an official request to provide...
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Thought Leaders 2025: Miroslav "Miki" Vuruna
Net zero, geopolitical risks and cybersecurity: Warren & Brown's Engineering and R&D Manager explains how the connectivity...
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Research aims to increase energy efficiency in mobile networks
The recent ECOMOME project addressed energy efficiency challenges across all components of mobile...
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Singtel and Hitachi aim for sustainable data centres
As demand for AI and cloud services increases, Japan has become one of the largest and...
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Adelaide gains mission-critical data centre
A1 Adelaide will play a key role in supporting the progress of South Australia's government,...
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