WISCONSIN — Rockwell Automation, Inc., will build a new manufacturing site in southeastern Wisconsin, the company shared Tuesday. Rockwell Automation said it would be possible to scale the new ...

Rockwell Automation announced the launch of its SecureOT suite of industrial cybersecurity software, which was developed to close the gap between IT systems and legacy industrial systems to help ...

MILWAUKEE—Rockwell Automation Inc. will build a new greenfield manufacturing site in southeastern Wisconsin. The project marks the next step in the company’s $2 billion investment in plants, digital ...

Rockwell Automation said it plans to build a factory equipped with advanced automation, robotics and digital systems in Wisconsin as part of a larger $2 billion bid to strengthen its U.S. operations.

A Milwaukee-based company announced it will build a new manufacturing facility in southeast Wisconsin, but it’s not yet clear where the new site will be. Rockwell Automation on Tuesday announced it ...

Rockwell recently started building Clearpath robots in the U.S. after acquiring the Canadian company. (Clearpath Robotics/Business Wire/AP) Rockwell Automation plans to build a plant near its ...

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Rockwell Automation plans to build a new manufacturing site in Wisconsin. It has the potential to be the company's largest manufacturing campus in the world. The company's global headquarters is ...

Rockwell Automation plans to build a new manufacturing facility in southeastern Wisconsin. The new facility will span over 1 million square feet and feature advanced automation and robotics. This ...

As part of Rockwell Automation’s $2 billion investment in U.S. manufacturing over the next five years, the company has announced plans to build a more than 1 million-square-foot greenfield ...

Cybercriminals are again turning TikTok into a trap for unsuspecting users. This time, they're disguising malicious downloads as free activation guides for popular software like Windows, Microsoft 365 ...

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