PTC completes the sale of Kepware and ThingWorx, updates FY’26 guidance, and plans share repurchases using divestiture proceeds.

Schneider Electric, NVIDIA, and AVEVA advance AI Factory infrastructure through validated designs, digital twin integration, and agentic AI capabilities.

MassRobotics launched the second cohort of its Physical AI Fellowship to support startups developing AI systems that operate in real-world environments such as robotics, industrial automation, and logistics.

GE Vernova completed the previously announced $600 million sale of its Proficy software business to TPG, establishing Proficy as an independent provider of industrial software solutions.

Siemens and Palo Alto Networks verified an industrial cybersecurity architecture that integrates next generation firewall technology with Siemens Private 5G infrastructure to secure real time industrial wireless networks.

Autodesk has invested $200 million in World Labs to accelerate development of physical-world artificial intelligence focused on 3D reasoning and spatial intelligence.

Phoenix Contact USA launched its Technology Alliance Program (TAP) to expand the EP Raptor ecosystem through validated third-party cybersecurity, automation, and analytics applications on converged industrial computing platforms.

Siemens Xcelerator will serve as the digital backbone of HD Hyundai’s Future of Shipyard initiative, enabling a unified digital thread across ship design and production.

Yokogawa and ANYbotics have formed a partnership to integrate robot management software with autonomous inspection robots, enabling coordinated deployment of explosion-proof and standard robots across industrial facilities.

Siemens’ acquisition of Canopus AI highlights how AI-based metrology and inspection are becoming critical to improving yield, precision, and digital continuity in advanced semiconductor manufacturing.