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UNICOM Engineering expands collaboration with GRC on immersion-cooled solutions
UNICOM Engineering has announced an expanded collaboration with Green Revolution Cooling to deliver turnkey immersion-cooled solutions for artificial intelligence, high-performance computing and high-density compute applications globally.
Graham completes piling phase for Northern Ireland leisure centre project
Northern Ireland contractor Graham has completed piling works on a £70 million leisure centre in Enniskillen. The Fermanagh Lakeland Forum Redevelopment is designed to achieve Passivhaus standards with completion scheduled for 2028.
Geobear resolves Dublin rail bridge track faults using geopolymer technology
Geobear has successfully remediated a chronic track defect on the Dublin-Cork mainline using geopolymer ground improvement technology. The solution eliminated the need for excavation and avoided prolonged line closures at a Dublin rail bridge.
Infineon Technologies opens Cork research centre as part of €60m investment
Germany-based semiconductor company Infineon Technologies has officially opened its new research and development centre in Cork, Ireland. The facility forms part of a €60 million investment plan announced in 2024 for Irish operations.
Croom Medical wins Innovation in Engineering at the Engineering Excellence Awards 2025
Spotlighted for pioneering advancement in biomedical engineering last year, Croom Medical secured the Innovation in Engineering award at the Engineering Excellence Awards 2025, earning the accolade for its TALOS™ platform — a tantalum 3D-printing system that is redefining the design and manufacture of orthopaedic implants. The TALOS™ platform represents a significant leap forward in implant engineering. By harnessing tantalum's exceptional biocompatibility and combining it with advanced 3D-printing precision, Croom Medical has created a system capable of producing highly customised implants that respond directly to individual patient anatomy.
IMEG strengthens infrastructure capabilities through Dallas acquisition
United States engineering design firm IMEG has acquired KMCE, a Dallas-based company specialising in subsurface utility engineering and underground infrastructure services. The Quad Cities-based firm strengthens capabilities in utility locating and damage prevention.
ST Engineering enters Qatar defence market through land platforms contract
Singapore-based defence company ST Engineering has secured a five-year contract worth $470 million Singapore dollars from Barzan Maintenance Shield to support the Qatar Emiri Land Forces. The agreement covers maintenance, repair and overhaul services.
Odys Aviation partners with UK firm on hybrid-electric propulsion systems
United States aerospace company Odys Aviation has announced a strategic engineering collaboration with UK-based Motion Applied. The partnership integrates silicon carbide inverter technology with high-speed generator units for advanced flight applications.
Acuity opens Cork digital centre creating 100 software engineering roles
Acuity has officially opened its digital centre of excellence in Cork, Ireland, creating more than 100 software engineering roles over three years. The facility serves as a global hub for software innovation and data-forward engineering.
Equinix commits $700m to Dundalk data centre manufacturing facility
United States data centre operator Equinix has committed up to $700 million to support a Hanley Energy manufacturing facility in Dundalk, Ireland. The 150,000-square-foot site will produce critical power equipment for data centres globally.
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