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Amtrak Cascades launches new Airo trains in Pacific Northwest
transportation22 days ago

Amtrak Cascades launches new Airo trains in Pacific Northwest

Amtrak Cascades will debut its new Airo trainsets on September 30, 2026, making the Pacific Northwest the first region in the country to use the fleet. Manufactured by Siemens, the trains feature modern amenities and advanced monitoring systems. Initially, two trainsets will operate four daily trips between Vancouver, British Columbia, Seattle, Portland, and Eugene, with the full rollout of eight sets expected by early 2027.

Amtrak Cascades to Launch Airo Trainsets on Sept. 30, Replacing Corroded Fleet
transportation1 month ago

Amtrak Cascades to Launch Airo Trainsets on Sept. 30, Replacing Corroded Fleet

Amtrak will introduce its new Airo trainsets to the Cascades route on September 30, 2026, marking the first national deployment of this modern fleet. The initial phase involves two trainsets operating four daily trips between Vancouver, B.C., Seattle, Portland, and Eugene. This rollout replaces older equipment removed in March 2025 due to safety concerns and aims to enhance comfort, capacity, and accessibility for Pacific Northwest passengers.

Inside Siemens CEO Roland Busch’s Highly Efficient Day
business2 months ago

Inside Siemens CEO Roland Busch’s Highly Efficient Day

Siemens CEO Roland Busch describes a tightly run day in Germany: a 6 a.m. gym session, an 8 a.m. working breakfast, and a 100-email rule with quick two-letter replies; no recurring meetings, a paperless desk, and a long-time assistant Gundula keeping his schedule; frequent travel with Lufthansa, dinners with clients and teams, late-evening timezone work, and downtime spent playing guitar to unwind, all while overseeing more than 300,000 employees.

ASML Leads Europe’s Long Game of Innovation
innovation4 months ago

ASML Leads Europe’s Long Game of Innovation

Fortune’s Europe’s Most Innovative Companies 2026 ranking spotlights ASML at the top for advanced lithography, highlights Europe’s growing but uneven semiconductor ecosystem, and celebrates long‑running firms like Siemens, Michelin, Nokia, and Adidas for reinventing themselves through culture, R&D, and digital transformation, while policy pushes such as Chips Act 2.0 aim to strengthen Europe’s industrial base and AI‑driven infrastructure.

Siemens, NVIDIA and partners unveil scalable DSX Vera Rubin data-center reference design
technology4 months ago

Siemens, NVIDIA and partners unveil scalable DSX Vera Rubin data-center reference design

Siemens, together with NVIDIA, Fluence and nVent, unveiled a UL-aligned reference architecture for NVIDIA’s DSX Vera Rubin AI factory, translating its vision into an industrialized electrical, power and controls design for hyperscalers, colocation providers and specialized cloud infra. The NVL72 design emphasizes rapid, phased deployment with scalable capacity (up to hundreds of MW), Tier III concurrent maintainability, and centralized data-center management, while Fluence provides energy storage for resilience. Siemens’ pre-engineered, prefab power blocks reduce on-site complexity and accelerate commissioning, with future additions planned for advanced thermal management.

"Corporate Profits vs. Community Costs: The Exploitation of Mississippi's Water Resources"
businesscorruption2 years ago

"Corporate Profits vs. Community Costs: The Exploitation of Mississippi's Water Resources"

A New York Times investigation reveals how Siemens and other corporations made grand promises to modernize water systems and boost revenues in cash-strapped Mississippi towns, only to deliver faulty meters and inaccurate water bills. The involvement of a state agency that was supposed to vet the deals sheds new light on the situation. Small towns like McComb and Moss Point were financially crippled, and despite widespread problems and lawsuits, state and city officials continued approving contracts. Mueller, another company involved, faced similar issues in other states, raising questions about its products.

"Job Ad Seeks Support for Legacy Windows 3.11 in Railway Operations"
technology2 years ago

"Job Ad Seeks Support for Legacy Windows 3.11 in Railway Operations"

A job ad for a Windows 3.11 techie appeared on a German job site, seeking an administrator for the obsolete operating system to maintain and keep old systems running for German trains, likely with Siemens' rail tech division. The position required knowledge of MS-DOS, Windows for Workgroups, and the Siemens train control system, Sibas, highlighting the continued use of ancient and obsolete hardware by rail operators despite the push for modernization in the tech industry.

"Sony Unveils Pro XR Headset with Game-Changing Features at CES 2024"
technology2 years ago

"Sony Unveils Pro XR Headset with Game-Changing Features at CES 2024"

Sony unveiled a high-end XR headset at CES 2024, featuring 4K OLED microdisplays, the new Qualcomm XR2+ Gen 2 chipset, and wearable controllers, aimed at professionals, engineers, and product designers for creating 3D prototypes in virtual environments. The headset's flip-up facial interface and wearable controllers are highlighted as features that Apple's Vision Pro could benefit from for extended use in professional environments.

"Sony Unveils Spatial VR Headset to Rival Apple's Vision Pro at CES 2024"
technology2 years ago

"Sony Unveils Spatial VR Headset to Rival Apple's Vision Pro at CES 2024"

Sony and Siemens have unveiled a new VR headset with spatial content capture potential, featuring 4K OLED Microdisplays, unique controllers, and spatial recognition abilities enabled by six cameras and sensors. The headset, powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon XR2+ Gen 2 Platform, is designed for sophisticated 3D content creation in entertainment and industrial design fields, with Siemens supplying industry software to kickstart content creation for the industrial metaverse. Set for release in 2024, this project is not a commercial product and is not directly competing with Apple’s Vision Pro launch.

European Stocks React to Earnings and Luxury Spending Slowdown
business2 years ago

European Stocks React to Earnings and Luxury Spending Slowdown

European stocks were cautious as positive sentiment cooled, with Siemens shares up 5% after posting record-breaking quarterly earnings but warning of a sales growth slowdown in 2024. Burberry shares plunged 10% as the luxury fashion brand warned of a potential miss in its annual revenue forecast due to a global spending slowdown. Hellofresh shares plummeted 20% after the German meal kit delivery company cut its profit forecast on weak sales growth and rising costs. Swedish games developer Embracer Group saw its shares jump over 14% after beating profit expectations.

Siemens Exceeds Earnings Expectations, Anticipates Slower Sales Growth in 2024
business2 years ago

Siemens Exceeds Earnings Expectations, Anticipates Slower Sales Growth in 2024

Siemens reported a 10% increase in revenue growth for its fiscal fourth quarter, surpassing expectations with a record high of €21.4 billion ($23.2 billion). However, the German industrial conglomerate anticipates a slowdown in sales growth for 2024, projecting a 4-8% increase compared to the 11% recorded for the 2023 fiscal year. The muted outlook is primarily attributed to the industrial automation division. Despite this, Siemens achieved record quarterly and full-year results, with industrial profit reaching €3.4 billion in Q4 and a historic high of €11.4 billion for the year. The company also proposed an increase in dividend and expressed confidence in its strategy and the digital and sustainability transformations of its customers.

"Siemens and Microsoft Join Forces to Accelerate AI Adoption Across Industries"
technology3 years ago

"Siemens and Microsoft Join Forces to Accelerate AI Adoption Across Industries"

Siemens and Microsoft are partnering to drive cross-industry adoption of artificial intelligence (AI). They have introduced Siemens Industrial Copilot, an AI-powered assistant aimed at enhancing human-machine collaboration in manufacturing. The companies plan to develop additional copilots for industries such as manufacturing, infrastructure, transportation, and healthcare. Schaeffler AG, a leading automotive supplier, is an early adopter of Siemens Industrial Copilot. Additionally, Siemens Teamcenter app for Microsoft Teams will be available in December 2023, facilitating virtual collaboration and innovation across the product lifecycle.

Siemens' Strong Q2 Sales and Record Orders Boost Full-Year Outlook.
business3 years ago

Siemens' Strong Q2 Sales and Record Orders Boost Full-Year Outlook.

Siemens has raised its full-year sales and profit guidance after beating sales forecasts during its second quarter. The German engineering and technology group now expects comparable revenue growth of 9% to 11% in the 12 months to the end of September, up from its previous outlook for an increase of 7% to 10%. The results of Siemens, whose sensors, controllers and software are used in factories, transport systems and buildings, are seen as indicators for the health of the broader industrial economy.