- Siemens intends to acquire 18% in
Siemens Ltd. India for a purchase price of 2.1 billion euro
- Siemens and Siemens Energy will
jointly propose to the Board of Directors of Siemens Ltd. India to separate the
energy business by way of a demerger
- Simplification of corporate setup in
one of the fastest growing and strategically important markets
- Siemens has agreed with Siemens
Energy indirect financial measures totaling one billion euro to allow third
parties to arrange guarantees for Siemens Energy
Siemens AG has taken measures to support the stability
of Siemens Energy AG and accelerate separation in India – in the best possible
interests of all parties. Specifically, Siemens intends to enter into a share
purchase agreement with Siemens Energy to acquire an 18% stake in Siemens Ltd.
India from Siemens Energy for a purchase price of 2.1 billion euro in cash.
This would increase Siemens’ stake in the publicly listed Siemens Ltd. India from
51% to 69%, while Siemens Energy’s stake would decrease from 24% to 6%. With
the intended acquisition, Siemens and Siemens Energy accelerate unbundling the
business activities of the Indian subsidiary of Siemens. The
purchase price reflects a customary discount of 15% on the 5-trading-days volume-weighted
average price before the day of signing. Siemens will provide no new guarantees to Siemens Energy.
- Siemens Digital Industries Software, together with Arm and AWS, delivers breakthrough PAVE360 digital twin solution on AWS’s cloud services to help accelerate next-generation software defined vehicle (SDV) innovation with virtual car in the cloud
- Developers can now access Arm automotive technology on AWS as part of PAVE360 digital twin solution to help customers speed development of automotive systems
Siemens Digital Industries Software today
announced that its PAVE360-based solution for automotive digital twin is now
available on AWS. Expanding on the strong partnership between Siemens and AWS, PAVE360
helps foster innovation in the automotive industry through hardware and
software parallel development, “shifting-left" the design phase of SDV.
With a parallel approach, developers can compress the design cycle time and accelerate
time to market. In addition, Siemens has collaborated with Arm to help enable developers to access
Arm®-based technology
running on Siemens’ PAVE360 Digital Twin solution via AWS cloud services.
- Siemens and Schaeffler integrate generative AI-powered assistant in a production machine – world premiere at SPS trade show
- Industrial Copilot will optimize engineering and support operations – and it’s easy, fast and efficient
- Industrial Copilot is key to addressing the qualified workforce shortage
Technology company Siemens
is harnessing the power of generative artificial intelligence (AI) to help
industrial companies drive innovation and efficiency across the design,
engineering, manufacturing and operational lifecycle of products. At the Smart
Production Solutions (SPS) trade show in Nuremberg, Siemens and the motion
technology company Schaeffler are showcasing a production machine that is augmented
with the Industrial Copilot for the first time. The two companies are demonstrating
how the Industrial Copilot can augment Siemens’ industrial automation
engineering and operation solutions.
- Intuitive motion control enables a more flexible production and counteracts the shortage of skilled workers
- New Simatic Motion Interpreter software: Program motion sequences with no specialized knowledge
- New Sinamics drive generation completes Siemens’ comprehensive motion concept
Siemens is introducing the
latest version of the Totally Integrated Automation (TIA) portal at the SPS
trade show in Nuremberg. With version 19 of the engineering framework, motion
control is easier than ever. It’s intuitive for non-experts and new users, and
this is crucial for industrial companies. To flexibly manage an ever-increasing
variety of products and cope with the shortage of skilled workers, more
processes need to be automated – and this means that machines and systems and
the resulting demands on motion control and automation technology are becoming
increasingly complex.
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Technology company Siemens and ServiceNow, a leading company
specializing in digital workflows, are showcasing their partnership at SPS 2023
in Nuremberg, Germany
- The partnership enables transparency in industrial asset management
- A Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) solution for easy recognition, identification,
and management of OT devices
The technology company Siemens and ServiceNow, a leading company specializing in
digital workflows, will work more closely together in the future. Siemens’ cloud-based
software service makes all OT devices on the shop floor completely transparent and
connects them with the market-proven NowPlatform from ServiceNow.
- Siemens is expanding its ecosystem and is for the first time offering its partners’ solutions specifically designed for additive manufacturing on the Siemens Xcelerator Marketplace
- Castor, EOS, and AMbitious are the first partner offerings that complement the Siemens solutions; they’re appropriate for users entering the field of additive manufacturing
- Accelerate the industrialization of AM with Siemens Xcelerator and easy-to-use, interoperable, and end-to-end ecosystem solutions
Over the last few years, Siemens has successfully built an ecosystem that encompasses numerous partnerships along the entire value chain for the industrialization of additive manufacturing. This includes more than 110 machine manufacturing companies that produce the highest-quality components based on Siemens automation as well as leading producers offering integrated software solutions.
- Total U.S. investments to support high-growth
markets like data centers, batteries, semiconductors, EV charging and rail transportation
- New
US$150 million investment in Dallas-Fort Worth production of critical electrical infrastructure
equipment to help power U.S. data centers and accelerate adoption of
artificial intelligence (AI)
- Already announced: US$220 million rail
manufacturing plant to bolster U.S. infrastructure and mobility
- All investments to create a total of around 1,700
jobs in the U.S.
- Part of €2 billion global investment strategy to boost growth, innovation and
resilience
Today, Siemens announced an
investment of US$150 million in a new high-tech manufacturing plant in
Dallas-Fort Worth to help power American data centers and critical
infrastructure. This plant will produce state-of-the-art reliable and efficient
electrical equipment. It will enable accelerated growth of U.S. data centers, which
is being driven by the exponential adoption of generative AI. It will also ensure
secure operation of critical infrastructure. This investment specifically
supports long-term customers in the data center space, where demand is expected
to grow by around ten percent annually through 2030.
- Companies introduce Siemens
Industrial Copilot, a generative AI-powered assistant, designed to enhance
human-machine collaboration and boost productivity.
- Companies will work together to
build additional copilots for manufacturing, infrastructure, transportation,
and healthcare industries.
- Leading automotive supplier,
Schaeffler AG, is an early adopter of Siemens Industrial Copilot.
- In addition, the Siemens Teamcenter
app for Microsoft Teams will be generally available in December 2023 and
accelerate innovation across the product lifecycle.
Microsoft and Siemens are deepening their partnership by bringing the
benefits of generative AI to industries worldwide. As a first step, the
companies are introducing Siemens Industrial Copilot, an AI-powered jointly
developed assistant aimed at improving human-machine collaboration in
manufacturing. In addition, the launch of the integration between Siemens
Teamcenter software for product lifecycle management and Microsoft Teams will
further pave the way to enabling the industrial metaverse. It will simplify
virtual collaboration of design engineers, frontline workers, and other teams
across business functions.
- Ricoh and Siemens start collaboration to develop the solution for aluminum Binder Jetting Technology for mass production
- As the first step of the collaboration, Ricoh has implemented Siemens’ Additive Manufacturing Network to build a full digital process to optimize its internal process and machine management for aluminum binder jetting technology – from print job preparation, through manufacture, to delivery of components
- Ricoh also aims to leverage the Additive Manufacturing Network capabilities to digitally transform its process service provision to a wide spectrum of industrial additive manufacturing focused customers
Siemens Digital Industries Software has today announced that Ricoh have begun
a collaboration to realize the industrial aluminum Binder Jetting (BJT)
solution for mass production. Ricoh is leveraging Siemens’ Additive
Manufacturing Network capabilities to maximize the efficiency of the process
and to achieve the scale required to take advantage of BJT in an industrial
setting.