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WhenIntel(INTC+3.56%)was added to theDow Jones Industrial Average(^DJI+0.19%)in November 1999, it was a sign of the tech industry's rising importance to the U.S. stock market -- Intel and another new addition,Microsoft, were the first two stocks from the tech-heavy Nasdaq exchange to join the DJIA.When Intel was replaced in the Dow byNvidia(NVDA+1.90%)in November 2024, the chipmaker had lost not o

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Industrial AI is moving beyond controlled environments, with factories deploying systems designed to manage operational uncertainty.

Keith Basil, edge strategy and product leader at SUSE, outlines how the Losant acquisition shapes SUSE Industrial Edge and its deployment model.

Industrial subsidies reached their highest level since the global financial crisis in 2023 and 2024, according to a June 2026 OECD release based on its new MAGIC database of industrial subsidies. The database tracks support received by 525 of the world's largest manufacturing groups across 15 industrial sectors from 2005 to 2024.

Industrial factories are likely to become the first major market for robots at scale, according to Rafael Sotomayor, NXP President and CEO, who said manufacturers want stable systems, dependable performance, and clear financial returns. This view suggests that the earliest gains from robotics may come in places where efficiency improvements are easiest to measure.