Digital Technologies

LyondellBasell optimizes refinery middle distillates production across multiple units with dynamic optimization application

Innovations

Bachmann introduces latest version M-Target for Simulink

Bachmann electronic presents the new version of its software solution M-Target for Simulink®. A key highlight of M-Target 2.75 is hot-standby redundancy, which provides protection for critical applications with high availability requirements.

Addverb reinvents its factory automation development with Siemens Xcelerator

Addverb has adopted Siemens' Teamcenter® software for product lifecycle management (PLM) to streamline product development, ensure data consistency and enhance cross-functional collaboration across engineering and manufacturing teams.

ExxonMobil and Cerebre sign long-term agreement to accelerate Foundational Digital Backbone

Cerebre and ExxonMobil have signed a long-term agreement to accelerate and sustain ExxonMobil’s Foundational Digital Backbone.

IAG selects record 29 startups for accelerator program

International Airlines Group (IAG) has selected a record 29 startups to join the 2025 IAGi Accelerator, marking the largest cohort in the program’s 9-yr history.

KWE and Shell Aviation sign new agreement on the use of SAF

Under this agreement, KWE will adopt Shell Aviation's digital platform "Avelia" to swiftly address shippers' low-carbon transportation needs.

Hargrove Controls & Automation forms new partnership with ABB

As an ABB Channel Partner for process automation solutions, Hargrove Controls & Automation is better equipped to deploy cutting-edge industrial digitalization solutions for its clients.

Energy tech firm Lummus confidentially files for U.S. IPO amid Trump's domestic push

Energy solutions company Lummus Technology said on Monday it has confidentially filed for an initial public offering in the United States amid President Donald Trump's broader strategy to enhance domestic energy production.

Update: Microsoft restores services to Russia-backed Nayara Energy

Microsoft suspended service after the EU introduced its fresh round of sanctions on July 18 against Russia and its energy sector that also cover Nayara, majority owned by Russian entities such as oil major Rosneft.