Technology



  • Digital Realty starts PAR15 data centre

    Digital Realty has started work on PAR15 at Dugny, the first building in a planned 176MW data centre campus north of Paris.


  • Finning invests in Cat engine testing

    Finning UK & Ireland is investing more than £200,000 in engine testing technology, strengthening rebuild capability at its Cannock operation.


  • Travis Perkins wins Wandle materials supply

    Travis Perkins Managed Services has been appointed to supply materials for Wandle’s 7,000-home portfolio, with TPgo Data supporting repairs visibility, product tracking, and van stock planning.


  • M&S starts £340m Daventry distribution build

    Marks & Spencer has started construction of its £340m automated food distribution centre at DIRFT in Northamptonshire, combining warehouse automation, rail-linked infrastructure, and BREEAM Outstanding ambitions.


  • Skanska starts Warsaw media centre build

    Skanska has started construction of Warsaw’s Live Park Media Centre. The €20m facility will support remote football production and specialist broadcast operations from 2028.


  • PERI engineers bespoke Hinkley dome formwork

    PERI UK has delivered bespoke reactor dome formwork at Hinkley. The system used digital modelling, prefabrication, and tie-free platforms for complex concrete works.


  • Safety Shield launches Edge AI platform

    Safety Shield Global has launched Nexus, an Edge AI platform for higher-risk site environments.


  • QMS brings UK-built crushers to Hillhead

    QMS will showcase UK-built crushing equipment at Hillhead 2026. The company will display JB Series jaw crushers, B-Series cone crushers, wear parts, and minerals processing equipment.


  • Carbon-storing concrete floor reaches commercial scale

    Holcim, Paebbl, and GOLDBECK have delivered a commercial-scale industrial floor slab in Germany using carbon-storing ready-mix concrete, replacing 15% of traditional cement with Paebbl Rebond.


  • DC Tower 2 turns facade into energy asset

    Werner Sobek has engineered a double-skin facade for Vienna’s DC Tower 2, integrating around 12,000 sq m of photovoltaic modules into the high-rise building envelope.