Siemens
Coverage of Siemens in the Nexus archive.
- UNC Charlotte receives $15M grant to build Carolinas Grid Engine
UNC Charlotte received a $15 million NSF grant to establish the Carolinas Grid Engine, aiming to develop and implement electric grid technologies. The initiative addresses power demand, reliability, and aging infrastructure, partnering with Duke Energy and Siemens.
- Kochi metro Phase II: KMRL awards ₹91.6-crore contract to Siemens
Kochi Metro Rail Limited (KMRL) has awarded a ₹91.6-crore contract to Siemens for Phase II of the Kochi metro project. The contract includes communication systems such as passenger information displays, CCTV, fibre-optic connectivity, and emergency communication facilities.
- Businesses are experimenting with cheaper Chinese AI models as U.S. rivals get more expensive
Businesses are adopting cheaper Chinese AI models like Moonshot AI and DeepSeek as U.S. alternatives like OpenAI and Anthropic become costlier. Companies such as DoorDash, Cursor, and Siemens are leveraging these models for cost efficiency, open-source flexibility, and data control, though security risks are noted.
- An NYC helicopter that crashed and killed 6 last year shows signs of bird strike, safety board says
A New York City sightseeing helicopter that crashed into the Hudson River in 2025, killing six people, shows evidence of multiple bird strikes, according to the National Transportation Safety Board. Remains of geese were found on the helicopter's rotors and stabilizer, suggesting the strikes contributed to the crash. Investigators noted the pilot was likely not at fault due to the unpredictable nature of bird strikes.
- An NYC helicopter that crashed and killed 6 last year shows signs of bird strike, safety board says
A New York City helicopter crash in 2025 that killed six people, including a Siemens business executive and his family, shows evidence of a bird strike, according to the National Transportation Safety Board. Bird remains found on the wreckage suggest the helicopter collided with geese before plummeting into the Hudson River, raising aviation safety concerns.
- An NYC helicopter that crashed and killed 6 last year shows signs of bird strike, NTSB says
A sightseeing helicopter that crashed into the Hudson River in New York City in April 2025, killing six people, showed signs of a bird strike, according to the NTSB. The victims included a Siemens business executive, his family, and the pilot. The crash prompted safety concerns and calls for restrictions on nonessential helicopter flights.
- UNC Charlotte selected to lead NSF Engines grant to modernize US power grid
UNC Charlotte has been selected to lead a National Science Foundation (NSF) Engines grant to modernize the U.S. power grid, with up to $160 million in funding over the next decade. The grant aims to address grid strain, surging energy demand from AI, and security concerns, leveraging the region's energy research expertise and industry partners like Duke Energy and Siemens.
- Companies turn to Chinese AI models to cut costs
DoorDash, Siemens, and Airbnb are adopting Chinese AI models to reduce costs and decrease dependence on U.S. technology.
- Europe’s AI moment: Four imperatives for business leaders
The article outlines four imperatives for European business leaders in the AI era: sovereignty through hybrid approaches, scaling AI adoption, security, and sustainability. It highlights Europe's efforts to build AI ecosystems with companies like ASML, SAP, Siemens, and Dassault, while addressing challenges in tech sovereignty and the AI readiness gap between large and small companies.
- Construction begins on Dilworth and South End mixed-income development
Construction has started on Twelve03 at Centre South, a mixed-income apartment complex in Dilworth and South End, Charlotte. The development will include 329 units and is set to open by 2028, partnering with Inlivian, Charlotte’s housing authority. It is located near The Pearl Medical Campus, which is home to companies like Siemens, Stryker, and Ircad, as well as Wake Forest School of Medicine.
- Italy reignites Franco-German feud over multi-billion switchgear market
Italy has reignited a Franco-German dispute over the multi-billion switchgear market by banning the use of a greenhouse gas, which Rome claims disproportionately benefits Germany's Siemens. The conflict centers on environmental regulations and market access for industrial equipment.
- Brazil’s Northeast Lands a $2.2bn German-Backed Green Hydrogen Plant
Brazil’s Northeast region has secured a $2.2 billion green hydrogen and ammonia plant backed by German companies Siemens and ThyssenKrupp. The project, which has cleared its first license, is designed for exports to Germany.
- MEPs question Commission over AI envoy appointment
MEPs are questioning the European Commission regarding the appointment of an AI envoy. The Commission has not commented on whether the Siemens chair still owns AI stock.
- Commission won’t detail bias ‘safeguards’ for AI envoy pick
The Commission has not provided details on bias 'safeguards' for an AI envoy selection. The Siemens chairman's advisory role has faced criticism over potential conflicts-of-interest.
- Siemens chairman to advise von der Leyen on industrial AI
Siemens chairman will advise von der Leyen on industrial AI. The appointment follows an industry effort to roll back EU AI regulations.
- Fluence Shares Soar on Design for Nvidia AI Data Center Factory
Fluence Energy Inc.'s shares have risen following a design for an Nvidia AI data center factory. The company is a joint venture between Siemens and AES.
- UK Awards Permits to Dogger Bank South, North Fall Wind Farms
The UK has awarded permits to Dogger Bank South and North Fall wind farms. The London Array offshore wind farm is a partnership between Dong Energy A/S, E.ON AG, and Masdar. The farm has 175 Siemens turbines with a capacity of 630MW.
- European markets to open higher as focus returns to earnings; Siemens unveils $7 billion buyback
European stocks are expected to open higher on Wednesday, reversing the negative sentiment from Tuesday's session. The market focus returns to earnings, and Siemens has unveiled a $7 billion buyback. This move indicates a positive outlook for European markets.
- Siemens Said to Mull Acquisition of Rail Technology Firm Mer Mec
Siemens is considering acquiring Mer Mec, a rail technology firm. The potential acquisition could expand Siemens' presence in the rail industry. Details of the potential deal have not been disclosed.