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Category Archives: High-tech
Hoptroff announces world-first atomic watch
Hoptroff, the London-based manufacturer of watch movements, has announced what it described as “a quantum leap in luxury timepieces for connoisseurs” – a movement which is destined for the world’s first atomic-powered pocket watch. Containing a highly accurate atomic clock, … Continue reading
Reaction announces ‘biggest breakthrough in aerospace propulsion since the jet engine’
A British firm has announced what it claims to be “the biggest breakthrough in aerospace propulsion technology since the invention of the jet engine”, hailed by the Institution of Mechanical Engineers as bringing us “a step closer to flights from … Continue reading
Green tech company Magnomatics raises £2.5 million
The green tech company Magnomatics has raised £2.5 million to further develop its magnetically geared motors for the hybrid and electric vehicle market. The Sheffield based firm was spun out of The University of Sheffield in 2006 and creates novel … Continue reading
Ex manufacturer warns on system failure for IT laggards
UK manufacturers could be at risk from critical business system failure if they don’t keep up with the very latest technology, according to poacher turned gamekeeper Andy Mills, who has just moved from manufacturing to a computer software firm. Mills, … Continue reading
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Employers welcome new higher level apprenticeships
A government announcement of a £25 million fund to support 4,230 new higher apprenticeships in sectors including aviation, low carbon engineering and space engineering, has been welcomed by employer organisations. At the CBI, director for employment and skills Neil Carberry … Continue reading
£125m Supply Chain Initiative to be explained
Manufacturers are being given the opportunity to find out how they can benefit from the Government’s Advanced Manufacturing Supply Chain Initiative (AMSCI) later this month. Up to 500 companies are expected to attend the special briefing event at the ICC … Continue reading
Huawei boost for UK hi-tech R&D
The ICT specialist Huawei has announced the acquisition of the Centre for Integrated Photonics Ltd (CIP), a photonics research laboratory previously owned by the now all but defunct East of England Development Agency (EEDA). Huawei said that CIP would significantly … Continue reading