UNBELIEVABLE: Siemens - The Untold Story

Can Europe’s industrial legacy give it an AI advantage?

Siemens is betting big on industrial AI—and Europe's manufacturers have the data that could give it an edge.

Fortune · 6h ago

Siemens Gamesa produced 6 recyclable wind turbine blades in Aalborg in 2021. 5 years later, the technology helped advance circular design for offshore wind power worldwide

Siemens Gamesa built six 81-meter recyclable wind turbine blades in Aalborg in 2021. They looked like ordinary blades, but the material inside was different. Their resin could later be separated from the blade, making it possible to recover materials like fiberglass and wood instead of treating the entire blade as…

The Economic Times · Sep 24

The 'Canada effect': Which European companies could benefit from closer ties?

The US trade war is pushing Canada towards Europe. Defence, aerospace and industrial technology are where European companies may gain first.

Euronews · Sep 17

US authorities say Siemens controllers used for water and other infrastructure are being targeted by hackers — agencies claim threat actors use AI tools to generate exploitation scripts

Siemens S7 PLCs, commonly used in critical infrastructure, are reportedly being targeted by hackers and could potentially lead to disruption of industrial processes, safety incidents, downtime or equipment damage, and more. U.S. agencies are telling operators to protect these systems by keeping them updated and ensuring that they're off the…

Tom’s Hardware · Aug 22

Hackers are using “evolved” capabilities in AI-generated malware to hit US critical infrastructure at an unprecedented scale — “active threat” currently hitting energy, water and agricultural industries

The attackers are exploiting internet-facing Siemens S7 Series programmable logic controllers to scout for potential targets.

TechRadar · Aug 20

'This is not a theoretical risk—it is an active threat': The NSA, FBI, CISA and more warn of AI-assisted hacks against critical US infrastructure and facilities

Energy, water management, manufacturing facilities and more are said to be vulnerable.

PC Gamer · Aug 20

Iran-US war latest: Tehran accuses Trump of ‘economic terrorism’ after he vows to crush it with sanctions

Over 750 members of the US military have been injured since the Iran war began

The Independent UK · Aug 20

Siemens CEO Roland Busch gets 200 emails a day but keeps his inbox below 100. He shares how physics shapes the way he solves problems

Siemens CEO Roland Busch daily routine: Siemens CEO Roland Busch has revealed a focused daily routine to manage the demands of leading a global company. He receives around 200 emails a day but aims to keep his inbox below 100 by responding quickly. He also avoids recurring meetings with direct…

The Economic Times · Aug 18

Like Nvidia’s Jensen Huang, Siemens’ CEO has no recurring meetings with direct reports to save time—he also replies to emails with just ‘OK’ or ‘No’

CEO of $256 billion Siemens, Roland Busch, replies to emails with just ‘OK’ or ‘No.’ Anything longer, and the boomer will voice note his team on the move.

Fortune · Aug 17

Nifty at 25,100 next? Anand James explains the level bulls must first conquer

James also shares his outlook for Bank Nifty, explains how the closing auction session is changing derivatives trading, and assesses the prospects for Ather Energy and Siemens Energy India after their recent rallies.

The Economic Times · Aug 10