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Automation and digitalisation are indispensable features of modern factories. The manufacturing industry is now turning to artificial intelligence (AI) to spark its next stage of development. But what will manufacturing look like in the future? How much higher can efficiency levels be raised? And what does the arrival of AI on the shop floor mean for skilled workers?
Global tech company Intel has announced the promotion of two Waterford men to Vice-President roles.
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Joe Bolger and Joe English have been promoted from their roles as factory managers at Intel’s €17 billion Fab 34 facility in Leixlip
In today's highly-digital environment, embracing innovation and technology is no longer a choice but a necessity. The PCB industry is no exception. With a rising skills gap, the PCB industry faces an increasingly ageing workforce and retirement, so the loss of specialised skills and experiences is expected. This shortfall not only pressures the present but the outlook.
The award money will be donated equally to the alumni associations of four institutes - Elumalai Polytechnic College in Villupuram, Sri Sairam Engineering College, NIT- Trichy, and IIT-Madras.