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Imperial College London and Hitachi to launch a joint research centre for decarbonisation and natural climate solutions

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Tuesday, July 12, 2022
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LONDON, July 12, 2022 - (JCN Newswire) - Imperial College London (Imperial), Hitachi, Ltd. and Hitachi Europe Ltd. (Hitachi) today announced that they have signed an agreement to establish a joint research centre for decarbonisation and natural climate solutions.

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  • LONDON, July 12, 2022 - (JCN Newswire) - Imperial College London (Imperial), Hitachi, Ltd. and Hitachi Europe Ltd. (Hitachi) today announced that they have signed an agreement to establish a joint research centre for decarbonisation and natural climate solutions.
  • Imperial is committed to helping societies become more sustainable through bold initiatives that find meaningful solutions to climate change.
  • This joint research centre will bring together world-leading scientists and innovators in decarbonisation and climate repair to develop new technology and solutions to the climate emergency.
  • Imperial has a greater proportion of world-leading research than any other UK university, according to the Research Excellence Framework (REF).

Hitachi Energy supplies world-breaking OceaniQ subsea transformers to OneSubsea for its subsea multiphase compression system

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Monday, July 11, 2022
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The transformers form part of a large contract awarded to Hitachi Energy for the supply of two subsea OceaniQTM transformers, two input transformers, two step-up transformers, and a common step-down distribution transformer.

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  • The transformers form part of a large contract awarded to Hitachi Energy for the supply of two subsea OceaniQTM transformers, two input transformers, two step-up transformers, and a common step-down distribution transformer.
  • The OneSubsea compression system will be powered and controlled from the Nyhamna onshore gas processing plant, which is 120 km from the subsea location.
  • "We are delighted to be collaborating with ABB and OneSubsea on this important project," said Bruno Melles, Head of the Transformer Business at Hitachi Energy.
  • Hitachi Energy's OceaniQ subsea transformer technology is also ideally suited for the connection of floating offshore wind farms to the grid.

Hitachi High-Tech Launches the AFM100 Pro High-Sensitivity Scanning Probe Microscope System with Improved Detection Sensitivity

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Tuesday, June 28, 2022
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TOKYO, June 28, 2022 - (JCN Newswire) - Hitachi High-Tech Corporation today announced the launch of the AFM100 Pro High-Sensitivity Scanning Probe Microscope System, a high-end scanning probe microscope (AFM(1)/SPM(2)) equipped with a newly developed high-sensitivity optical head that improves sensitivity when measuring physical properties and enables measurement at atomic and molecular scales.

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  • TOKYO, June 28, 2022 - (JCN Newswire) - Hitachi High-Tech Corporation today announced the launch of the AFM100 Pro High-Sensitivity Scanning Probe Microscope System, a high-end scanning probe microscope (AFM(1)/SPM(2)) equipped with a newly developed high-sensitivity optical head that improves sensitivity when measuring physical properties and enables measurement at atomic and molecular scales.
  • The AFM100 Pro meets the requirement for on-site analysis and will contribute to solving customer issues.
  • The standard AFM100 model and the AFM100 Plus can both be upgraded to the AFM100 Pro.
  • For example, you can start with the budget friendly AFM100, then upgrade to the AFM100 Pro later if you need a higher level of analysis.

Nojima Partners with GlobalLogic, a Hitachi Group Company, to Accelerate Its Digital Transformation

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Friday, June 10, 2022
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The collaboration intends to accelerate the development and implementation of Nojima's Digital Transformation ("DX") strategy.

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  • The collaboration intends to accelerate the development and implementation of Nojima's Digital Transformation ("DX") strategy.
  • The co-creation program focuses on the deployment of brand-new customer experiences that integrate GlobalLogic's digital engineering with Nojima's digitalization initiatives.
  • Nojima Group currently is operating its digital home appliance specialty stores in the Tokyo metropolitan area, nationwide mobile carrier stores, Internet business, and overseas stores.
  • By integrating experience design, complex engineering, and data expertise - we help our clients imagine what's possible and accelerate their transition into tomorrow's digital businesses.