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Greek shipping software startup DeepSea Technologies has sold a majority share to Japan’s automation giant Nabtesco for an undisclosed amount. DeepSea will continue to develop the company’s fuel optimisation platforms that reduce emissions
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Maritime tech has never seen anything like the past 12 months: a whirlwind of deals that may be just the beginning. “Clearly, there is an influx of capital, especially over the last year, and the pace is just continuing to increase,” said Evan Efstathiou, founder of consultancy SkySail Advisors. “Shipping is in the spotlight. The ...
The corporate world is increasingly linking profitability and sustainability to environmental, socia...
DeepSea launches world’s first hardware-free AI-driven platform for vessel performance insights Cassandra Light DeepSea Technologies, the AI led maritime technology company, has launched Cassandra Light, the world’s first cost-effective, hardware-free AI-driven platform able to deliver accurate vessel performance insights using only noon data. For less than the cost of a ton of fuel, Cassandra Light enables charterers and shipowners to gain visibility and transparency on vessel performance across their whole fleet. Cassandra Light monitors and visualises CO2 emissions and notifies users o...