Huawei wrapped its European enterprise roadshow in Dublin, showcasing new ICT solutions while highlighting China’s massive lead in solar deployment. Company executives emphasized Europe’s need to accelerate regulatory approval for renewable energy projects.
The aviation maintenance sector confronts an unprecedented workforce crisis with projections showing over 700,000 new technicians needed globally by 2040. Industry leaders gathered at MRO Europe to debate solutions ranging from internal academies to augmented reality training as traditional mentorship models strain under demand. The race is on to attract younger generations to a field where experienced workers are rapidly retiring.
Aviation’s maintenance sector is staring down what industry analysts describe as a demographic time bomb. According to recent projections, manufacturers and airlines will need to find and train over 700,000 new technicians globally within the next two decades. Airbus reportedly forecasts demand for 705,000 technicians by 2040, while Boeing’s estimates run slightly higher at 710,000. Even more alarming: training company CAE suggests a staggering 83% of current maintenance staff will retire within the coming decade.
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Three European aerospace leaders are finalizing a landmark merger of their space businesses to create a unified champion capable of competing with SpaceX. The combined entity would span 30 sites with 25,000 employees and €6.5 billion in annual revenue, according to reports.
Europe’s aerospace industry is poised for a transformative consolidation as Airbus, Thales, and Leonardo near agreement on merging their space businesses, according to people familiar with the discussions. The landmark deal aims to create a unified European space champion capable of competing in a market increasingly dominated by Elon Musk’s SpaceX and its Starlink satellite network.
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Fiber network provider Exa Infrastructure has reportedly completed a major refinancing deal exceeding €1.3 billion. Sources indicate the seven-year financing facility will support the company’s ambitious expansion plans connecting Europe and North America through its extensive digital infrastructure network.
Digital infrastructure firm Exa Infrastructure has reportedly secured a significant financial package exceeding €1.3 billion through a comprehensive refinancing of its existing facilities, according to recent company announcements. The substantial financing arrangement, structured over seven years, is expected to support what analysts suggest are aggressive growth ambitions and network expansion initiatives for the transatlantic connectivity provider.
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