Schneider Electric

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Apple also announced home collection developed by LG Electronics and Schneider Electric.

The lineup includes camera, Video doorbell, a smart lock, thermostat, and a temperature sensor begins arriving in December with some of the following early 2027.

Apple says the home app data is protected with end-to-end encryption.

Some funding and investment news from this month.

Schneider Electric announced that it will acquire PTC for a whopping $22.6 billion.

Robco said that it surpassed a $1 billion valuation and it offers its employees liquidity in the company.

And lastly, a new report from Locus Robotics found that Gen Z shoppers are four times more likely than baby boomers to buy with plans to return.

Modbus was created by Modicon in 1979.

If you recall from previous episodes, Modicon, now part of Schneider Electric, were one of the first companies to develop a PLC.

Modicon published the specifications to allow third parties to implement it, making it one of the few truly open, royalty-free industrial automation standards.

I say truly open because the automation industry loves to put the word open in their brand names and although to them, open means applying for a license, being accepted by them, paying royalties or membership fees, and paying for certification as an accepted vendor.

For me, it brings to mind a conversation we had with this guy who has one of the best jobs I've ever heard of.

He runs a think tank inside Schneider Electric, so he gets paid to think about what's going to happen in 2050 and then try and help Schneider Electric design business lines that create that future.

And we had this conversation, too, and he's like, tell me one thing that's modernization that's not electrification.

And he's like, everything that's cool and modern and interesting is moving in this direction.

Whereas most advanced companies, they talk not just about their damages, but also about how to fix them and how it helps them build a competitive position.

I mean, Schneider Electric, it's a French company.

They even built their pricing on this, right? On how much CO2 savings they can generate for clients and then how much they can get paid for that.

So it's also this price, like is it priced in? Well, yeah, that's next.

Tous ceux qui sont capables d'aider à construire les data centers ou d'assurer la continuité du courant, la qualité du courant.

C'est les Schneider, c'est Legrand.

Euh, ceux qui sont capables de, finalement, de gérer aussi le, le cloud.

Parce que ça-

Voilà.

Euh, c'est dans la partie industrielle électrification, on va retrouver—

Schneider.

Par exemple Schneider et Siemens.

So maybe I don't need it, but yeah.

yeah right now it's just sitting there waiting for the first i've got a schneider electric plc and a mitsubishi here and uh and i think there's an abb one on flight um yeah so

Do you remember Java once? So what happens, I don't know, 10 years ago, there was like cooperation between ABB and Sun, I think even.

And there were lots of presentations at Java 1 about ABB industrial robots, you know, controlled by Java.