The pharmaceutical industry is adopting next-gen technologies such as AI, Digital Twins, Supercomputers, and Quantum Computing to enhance production processes, efficiency and even transform the future of drug development. (Source: © Thachakrit - stock.adobe.com)
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Next-Gen Tech Reshaping Pharma Manufacturing

Pharmaceutical manufacturing is entering a digital era. From AI and digital twins to supercomputers and quantum computing, these technologies are transforming drug discovery, clinical trials, and production. As Siemens’ Andrew Whytock explains, when data is clean, contextualized and usable, and combined with high performance computing, companies can solve more complex problems at speed and the result is better quality, greater flexibility and more reliable right first-time manufacturing.

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Honeywell Technologies Launches Forge Plant Cognition

Honeywell Technologies has announced the launch of an industrial AI platform – Forge Plant Cognition. The platform has been built with Nvidia AI and accelerated computing capabilities, and Dell Technologies’ AI infrastructure with an aim to help refining, petrochemical and LNG operators generate greater value from their existing assets and transform plant operations.

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Christian Gückel, Vice President of Verticals Energy and Chemicals at Siemens (Source: Siemens )
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“GalpH2Park is Set to Become One of Europe's Largest Renewable Hydrogen Plants.”

The Portuguese multinational energy corporation Galp Energia has collaborated with the German multinational technology and engineering company Siemens to digitalize the GalpH2Park project in Sines, Portugal. Expected to be one of Europe's largest renewable hydrogen plants on completion, the project is scheduled to begin operating by the end of this year. The initiative represents a significant step in accelerating Europe's energy transition, combining advanced digital technologies with large-scale green hydrogen production to support industrial decarbonization and strengthen energy security. Christian Gückel, Vice President of Verticals Energy and Chemicals at Siemens shares more information about the mega project and also highlights the benefits of the core technology being used for the GalpH2Park project. Read on to know more…

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