Companies such as Mitsubishi Electric, Krakow Tram Network, Petronor, among others, have announced technology deployment deals across smart infrastructure and energy management systems.
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Suite Studios Deploys File Streaming Technology with Frame.io Drive
Suite Studios announced deployment of its file streaming technology through integration with Frame.io Drive, enabling creative teams to access media files instantly. The deployment allows users to work with high-resolution media without requiring full downloads, supporting real-time collaboration across distributed teams. The system provides local-level access to files stored in cloud environments, improving workflow efficiency for video production and media projects. The deployment integrates streaming capabilities into existing creative workflows, enabling seamless editing and content management. The solution supports large-scale media operations by reducing latency and improving access to digital assets across cloud-based production environments.
Mitsubishi Electric Deploys Railway Energy Management Solution in Krakow
Mitsubishi Electric announced deployment of a railway energy management solution through a proof-of-concept project on the Krakow tram network in Poland. The deployment integrates Mitsubishi Electric’s digital platform with energy storage systems to capture and reuse regenerative braking energy generated during tram operations. The system is designed to improve energy efficiency and optimize power usage within urban transportation networks. The deployment will be tested under real operating conditions starting in April 2026. The solution supports sustainable transportation infrastructure by enabling efficient energy utilization. The project reflects deployment of digital and energy technologies in public transit systems to enhance operational efficiency and reduce energy consumption.
Petronor Deploys Hydrogen Separation Technology with H2SITE
Petronor announced deployment of hydrogen separation technology in collaboration with H2SITE at its refinery operations. The deployment involves integration of advanced membrane technology to enable high-purity hydrogen production within refining processes. The system is designed to improve efficiency in hydrogen recovery and support industrial decarbonization initiatives. The deployment includes development of a first-of-a-kind unit combining refinery operations with advanced separation technology. Engineering and operational teams from both companies are involved in implementation. The initiative supports deployment of clean energy technologies in industrial environments, enabling enhanced hydrogen utilization and contributing to emissions reduction through improved process efficiency.
Quickplay Partners with Gray Media and Google Cloud
Quickplay announced the full-scale deployment of Gray Media’s next-generation streaming platform, built with Google Cloud AI, across 113 television markets. The deployment consolidates Gray Media’s digital ecosystem, including websites, mobile applications, and smart TV apps, into a unified cloud-native architecture. The platform enables centralized management of over 1,300 digital touchpoints and supports real-time data-driven content delivery. It integrates AI technologies such as Google Cloud’s Vertex AI and Gemini models to deliver personalized content experiences. The deployment supports live channel operations and advertising workflows while improving efficiency and scalability. The initiative enhances digital media delivery through AI-powered infrastructure and cloud-based orchestration systems.
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