Daniel Thomas

British technology firms should pursue nuclear support work by selling continuity, including the ability to replace them. Canada's Darlington programme makes that opportunity tangible, but a reactor's long life does not establish an equally long software contract.

British companies should treat flying taxis as an electricity-infrastructure opportunity before betting on passenger services. My position is that site capacity, charging and operational control deserve earlier investment scrutiny than route-launch promises.

British property owners should assess their sites for future air-taxi use, but a rooftop premium must be earned through viable operations. Dubai's

Green steel makes electricity procurement and hydrogen storage part of the industrial investment case. Sweden's HYBRIT offers practical lessons for British technology firms, engineers and steel buyers.

Germany's hydrogen network could change what makes an industrial site valuable. British buyers should assess usable capacity, supply and connection costs before paying for proximity to a pipeline.

Zyxel Networks has announced two tri-band, triple-radio WiFi 7 access points, the NWA50BE MAX and NWA90BE MAX, aimed at small businesses, home offices and professional users who want WiFi 7 without a large budget or complicated setup.

PRINCETON, N.J. – October 20, 2026 – The transition from a clinical-stage biotechnology firm to a commercial powerhouse—or a lucrative acquisition target—is rarely a subtle evolution.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. – October 20, 2026 — The global professional services sector has spent the better part of a decade grappling with a quiet crisis.

BASF SE and China’s Highsun Holding Group (HSCC) are exploring a potential 50:50 joint venture covering their respective European polyamide 6 (PA6) value chain activities.

Hanwha TotalEnergies has halted operations at its linear low-density polyethylene (LLDPE) production line at the Daejeon plant in Chungnam Province, South Korea.