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Additive Manufacturing Changes OEM Strategies in Maritime and Offshore

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By Scott Harding, VP Engineering
| MarineLink Verified
Maritime and offshore original equipment makers/manufactures are reevaluating their ‘make or buy’ decisions, as additive manufacturing establishes the case for controlling not only the cost and quality of parts, but also their delivery lead times, says Scott Harding, VP Engineering, Pelagus 3D. Cost has always been the starting point for equipment suppliers in the ‘make-or-buy’ debate where parts are concerned, and the maritime and offshore sectors are no exceptions.
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Power: The Defining Challenge and Opportunity of the AI Data Centre Era

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By Tom Kingham, VP Engineering, Utilities Europe
| MSP Channel Insights
Power is now the headline constraint of the data centre industry, driven by the convergence of AI at scale and an energy infrastructure that was never designed to absorb demand of this size at this pace. We're asking grid architecture built several decades ago to accommodate an exponential technological shift, and this tension is set to define the industry’s path for the next decade and beyond as AI becomes increasingly embedded in our everyday lives.
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Zero Day Quest 2026: $2.3 million awarded for vulnerability research

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By Tom Gallagher, VP Engineering
| microsoft.com
Protecting customers is at the core of Zero Day Quest. During the 2026 live hacking event, Microsoft partnered with the global security research community, representing more than 20 countries and a wide range of professional backgrounds, from high school students to college professors. Together, they helped identify and remediate more than 80 high-impact Cloud and AI security vulnerabilities, reducing real-world risk and strengthening protections across Microsoft products and services.
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