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IFS, the leading provider of Industrial AI software, announced that Rauma Marine Constructions (RMC), a Finnish shipbuilding company delivering advanced vessels to customers worldwide, has selected IFS Cloud to modernize its digital foundation and strengthen control across its complex shipbuilding programs.  Based in Rauma, Finland, RMC is one of the few shipyards globally capable of building icebreakers and advanced naval vessels. The company is currently constructing two icebreakers for the U.S. Coast Guard and four Pohjanmaa-class multi-purpose corvettes for the Finnish Navy, among the most capable ships operating in the region. To support the icebreaker construction, as well as future vessels, RMC will deploy IFS Cloud to provide the digital backbone needed to standardize operations and strengthen oversight across its shipbuilding projects.  Shipbuilding projects involve thousands of components, multiple subcontractors, and continuous engineering changes over multi-year timelines. IFS Cloud will support RMC with a unified platform connecting project management, procurement, production, logistics,

Swinburne University of Technology and Siemens are undertaking first-of-its-kind research in Australia, into how quantum-enhanced timing can help future-proof the energy grid and increase grid stability. The study comes as Australia’s energy mix continues to shift toward renewables, distributed energy resources and inverter-dominated networks that place greater pressure on ensuring regular flow of energy. Speaking on this announcement at an event with some of the country’s leading grid planners and operators, Peter Halliday, CEO of Siemens Australia and New Zealand said, “Siemens has been helping Australia grow and keep the lights on for over 150 years. Leading technology and innovation only make a difference when combined with people and collaboration. This joint research with Swinburne University challenges the status-quo and helps build our electricity grid’s resilience with a much more complex energy mix.” The project brings together QuantX Labs’ advanced quantum clock and quantum-secured time transfer capabilities with Siemens’ globally renowned PSS®E technology, used