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Rockwell’s Singapore Lighthouse Plant Heavily Leverages AI (opens the original)
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Perhaps you have read the growing number of reports about businesses losing money by investing in artificial intelligence (AI) and not knowing what to do with it once they have it, or businesses that are unable to figure out how to determine ROIs for the technology. Meanwhile, Rockwell Automation at its Singapore facility has effectively built a one-stop-shop for understanding modern-day artificial intelligence (AI) and how it applies to manufacturing. The World Economic Forum in June named the
Siemens PLCs Targeted by Cybercriminals (opens the original)
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The National Security Agency (NSA), Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), Department of Energy, Environmental Protection Agency and the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Agency (CISA) announced on Wednesday that threat actors using AI-generated code targeted Siemens S7 Series programmable logic controller (PLCs). Let’s try that again in plainer English: Cybercriminals are using AI to attack a piece of hardware that very well might be running on your shop floor. According to BleepingComputer, the
GE, Philips and Shell Suffer Cybersecurity Breaches (opens the original)
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[This article originally ran August 17, 2026.] BleepingComputer reports today that some of the tools used by the Clop ransomware gang were specifically designed to breach PTC Windchill and FlexPLM servers, based on detailed knowledge of Windchill's functionalities. Ensar Seker, chief information security officer (CISO) at cybersecurity company SOCRadar, wants observers to be clear about two important complications. “First, there is evidence that attackers were exploiting these PTC environments b
Improving Plant Data Improves Everything (opens the original)
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Wrangling and cleaning your manufacturing data sounds worse than herding cats. It’s about as un-sexy as technology gets. When improvements cascade throughout the entire organization, however, cleaning your data may become a priority. Robust data lakes, large repositories of raw information, draw from disparate sources of data spread across a plant or facility. The larger the breath of data gathered from across the manufacturing and supply chain processes, the better AI analyzes patterns and make
AI Kaizens Broaden Leadership’s Toolbox at TE Connectivity (opens the original)
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If you’re sick of the AI hype and want to see whether the technology is actually worth your time or not, TE Connectivity has a few things to show you. Jim Tobojka, chief operating officer and senior vice president for global operations at electronic component manufacturer TE Connectivity, is responsible for operations, supply chain strategy, health and safety, global procurement, logistics, several centers of excellence and the company’s strategy for incorporating AI for operations into the comp
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