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Manufacturing Today
 
January 8, 2026
 
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The company expects the actions to be permanent.

 

 
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It could arrive much sooner than the original 2050 target.

 
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The food and beverage giant announced a new collaboration with Siemens and Nvidia.

 

Manufacturing continues to be the most highly targeted sector - surpassing healthcare, education and finance when it comes to ransomware attacks. Here's some insight on the latest hacking trends, and how you can identify, defend and respond to them.  

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President Donald Trump speaks to House Republican lawmakers during their annual policy retreat, Tuesday, Jan. 6, 2026, in Washington.

The ultimatum comes as the president proposes $1.5 trillion in military spending.

 
The new Atlas robot from Boston Dynamics.

The focus will be on enabling humanoids to complete a variety of industrial tasks.

 

Tariffs are forcing leaders to make a range of short-term tactical choices while potting a strategy for an uncertain future. These are the risks and benefits of various tactics that combat rising input costs.

 
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"You don't have to get hacked to understand how you can get hacked."

 
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Engineered to absorb impact, reduce floor damage, and decrease maintenance costs.

 

The key to combatting these ongoing and constantly evolving threats is understanding them. And the good news is that the good guys are getting better at spotting bad actors and showing you how to fight back. These are some of the latest hacking trends and how to protect your company from them.  

 
Engineered Rigging

With a powerful load capacity up to 20 tons, it moves equipment at speeds up to 26 feet per minute.

 
Starrett

The company cut 78 manufacturing jobs at its headquarters and 179 globally.

 
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The company allegedly forced her to perform work against her doctor's orders.

 

 
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