Satya Nadella, Chairman and CEO, Microsoft and Roland Busch, CEO of Siemens AG

Siemens and Microsoft partner to drive cross-industry AI adoption

Siemens and Microsoft forge a strategic partnership introducing the Siemens Industrial Copilot, a generative AI-powered assistant, aimed at augmenting human-machine collaboration and spurring productivity across diverse sectors including manufacturing, infrastructure, transportation, and healthcare. With early adoption by leading automotive supplier Schaeffler AG, this initiative marks the inception of a new era of AI-driven industrial innovation.
SCALANCE M80000 industrial 5G radio unit mounted in factory.

Siemens Launches Comprehensive Private 5G Solution for the Industrial Sector

Siemens has introduced a comprehensive private 5G solution, specifically developed for the industrial sector. This in-house developed infrastructure enables industrial companies to establish their own local 5G networks, providing optimal support for automation applications such as mobile robots, autonomous logistics, and driverless transport systems. The technology grants users enhanced control over their network data and allows for custom configuration to suit unique applications. Siemens’ private 5G infrastructure has undergone extensive real-world testing to ensure it meets the rigorous demands of industrial production environments and is currently available in Germany, with plans for expansion to other countries.
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Siemens to invest €1 billion in Germany and create blueprint for industrial metaverse in Nuremberg metropolitan region.

Siemens announces a €1 billion investment plan in Germany, including the establishment of a new Technology Campus in Erlangen. The investment aims to boost growth, innovation, and resilience while promoting an ecosystem of partners and transitioning to an environmentally sustainable net-zero location

Siemens Invests €2 Billion to Accelerate Global Digitalization and Sustainability Initiatives

Siemens is making a strategic €2 billion investment to fuel future growth and innovation. The initiative includes the creation of high-tech factories, innovation labs, and education centers around the globe, with a focus on the booming Asian markets. This move reinforces Siemens' strategy of bridging the real and digital worlds, highlighting a significant commitment to the most relevant global markets.
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Siemens joins forces with UN Women: Upskilling program for +600 African girls in ICT and work readiness skills kicks off

Siemens partners with UN Women Germany for an upskilling program benefiting over 600 young African women in South Africa, Kenya, Rwanda, Senegal, and Uganda. The initiative includes coding camps, mentoring, and workshops on digital literacy, programming, work readiness, and personal development. The program aims to bridge the ICT gender gap and empower women to pursue careers in the technology sector. Siemens has allocated €780,000 and will provide laptops to participants. The collaboration with UN Women Germany seeks to address gender inequalities and promote educational equality for girls in Africa. The program also aims to improve employability and contribute to transformative growth in the region.
How Industrial 5G drives convergence of IT and OT for industry

How Industrial 5G drives convergence of IT and OT for industry

Siemens is addressing these challenges by developing a private Industrial 5G network infrastructure with a user-friendly interface tested in real-world environments. Additionally, they have Industrial 5G routers that allow for reliable wireless connectivity. As these challenges are resolved, we expect increased adoption of private Industrial 5G networks, driving digital transformation and competitive advantage in the industrial sector.
Industrial Operations X brings cutting-edge IT and AI to industrial automation.

Industrial Operations X brings cutting-edge IT and AI to industrial automation.

Industrial Operations X is a continuously growing interoperable portfolio of products and services for product engineering, execution, and optimization. This offering brings more information technology (IT) and software capabilities to automation and production operations, making industrial operations more adaptable and people centric.
Siemens and Microsoft drive industrial productivity with generative artificial intelligence

Siemens and Microsoft drive industrial productivity with generative artificial intelligence

With the new Teamcenter app for Microsoft Teams, anticipated later in 2023, the companies are enabling design engineers, frontline workers and teams across business functions to close feedback loops faster and solve challenges together. For example, service engineers or production operatives can use mobile devices to document and report product design or quality concerns using natural speech. Through Azure OpenAI Service, the app can parse that informal speech data, automatically creating a summarized report and routing it within Teamcenter to the appropriate design, engineering or manufacturing expert. To foster inclusion, workers can record their observations in their preferred languages which is then translated into the official company language with Microsoft Azure AI.