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  • C. Joseph Vijay Flags Off 40 Health Vehicles to Strengthen Rural Medical Services in Tamil Nadu

    May 21 (BNP): Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay on Wednesday flagged off a fleet of 40 new Bolero ambulances and utility vehicles for the Directorate of Medical and Rural Health Services at the Secretariat in Chennai, marking a significant step toward strengthening public healthcare delivery in the state. Procured at a cost of ₹2.90 crore, the vehicles are aimed at improving healthcare accessibility and emergency medical response in rural and underserved regions.

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    The initiative is designed to modernise healthcare mobility infrastructure, enabling medical teams to reach remote villages more efficiently while enhancing the delivery of essential public health services. Officials said the deployment of the vehicles would help strengthen grassroots healthcare outreach and improve response time during emergencies.

    During the launch event, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay formally handed over keys to designated drivers in the presence of senior officials and health department personnel. Adding a personal touch to the programme, the Chief Minister later stepped into the driver’s seat and test-drove one of the newly launched vehicles within the Secretariat premises, a moment that quickly drew public attention.

    The move reflects the government’s continued commitment to reinforcing rural healthcare systems and ensuring improved medical connectivity for communities across Tamil Nadu.

  • Filium names former Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell as CEO

    FILIUM CORP. AND FORMER SEATTLE MAYOR BRUCE HARRELL ANNOUNCE STRATEGIC LEADERSHIP TRANSITION AND ESTABLISHMENT OF EXECUTIVE ADVISORY BOARD, POSITIONING THE COMPANY FOR ACCELERATED GLOBAL GROWTH

    Filium names former Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell as CEO and establishes an Executive Advisory Board with industry leaders, as retailers and brands, including Bass Pro Shops, Cabela’s, O’Neills and North Face, adopt Filium Activated technology.

    Seattle, Washington — May 21, 2026 —  Filium, the Seattle-based award-winning material science innovator transforming textile performance through sustainable technology, today announced a series of strategic leadership and organizational developments designed to accelerate the company’s next phase of growth and reinforce its position as a leader in advanced textile solutions.

    Filium has developed breakthrough PFAS-free textile technology engineered to deliver water repellency, soil release, and odor resistance while preserving breathability and fabric hand feel. The company’s proprietary solutions are helping redefine modern textile manufacturing by reducing water consumption, lowering energy use, extending fabric lifespan, and supporting healthier, more sustainable consumer products and ensuring that all communities benefit from this technology.

    Filium technology has recently been featured in product lines carried by major global retailers and brands, including Bass Pro Shops, Cabela’s, O’Neills, and North Face.

    As part of today’s announcement, Filium confirmed that Bruce Harrell will assume the role of Chief Executive Officer, succeeding Founder Raj Shah, who will continue to guide the company as Chairman of the Board.

    “Raj Shah and his brother Ahkil Shah’s decades of leadership in the apparel and textile industry, combined with their deep understanding of sustainability and innovation, have positioned Filium at the forefront of a transformational movement in material science,” said Harrell, former Mayor of the City of Seattle. “I am honored to step into this leadership role at such an exciting moment for the company and the industry. Consumers and global brands are demanding products that perform at the highest level while reflecting modern environmental and wellness values, and Filium is uniquely positioned to help lead that evolution. The Shahs have been respected for decades as leading innovators and disruptors in the apparel industry. Their unprecedented success in brands like Mecca, supply chain innovation and record breaking 24% market share, gives Filium a unique advantage in material science.” 

    Harrell continued, “Filium’s game-changing and award-winning technology is designed for every fabric type and every community. I am thrilled to join the team that is bringing this revolutionary approach to sustainable, innovative textiles to its next stage with new retailers, brands, and consumers.”  

    Doug Lynch, President of Filium, added, “Bruce brings a unique combination of visionary leadership, operational discipline, AI integration and relationship-building expertise. Over the past several weeks, I have seen firsthand his commitment to collaboration, innovation, and performance excellence. His leadership will be instrumental as Filium scales its global growth strategy.”

    Filium also announced the formation and expansion of its Executive Advisory Board, bringing together highly accomplished leaders from the global apparel, retail, sports, and brand marketing industries to support the company’s strategic initiatives and long-term expansion.

    New members of the Executive Advisory Board include:

    • Bob Philion, former President and CEO of Puma North America and COBRA PUMA Golf

    • Laurie Black, longtime senior executive at Nordstrom, including service as President of Nordstrom Rack

    • Chris Overholt, Chief Commercial Officer of Vinik Sports Group and the Tampa Bay Lightening, and former Senior Vice President and Head of Global Partnerships for Madison Square Garden Sports

    • Dr. Badri Narayanan Gopalakrishnan, Founder of Infinite Sum Modeling, LLC.   

    In addition, Larry Miller, Chairman of Jordan Brand at Nike and former President of Jordan Brand, who also serves on Filium’s Board of Directors, continues to provide strategic guidance to the company, commented, “The Shah brothers decades of stellar success in the apparel industry and with Bruce Harrell’s highly accomplished background will accelerate company’s mission. The Filum team understands innovation, culture and how to effectively build partnerships which will be key to their success.”  

    Investor Brian Levine commented, “Filium has positioned itself as a true innovator within the textile industry by aligning performance, health, sustainability, and environmental responsibility in a way that is increasingly demanded by consumers and global brands alike. The company is challenging legacy assumptions in an industry historically driven primarily by cost and appearance.”

    Chairman Raj Shah, who alongside Akhil Shah is a co-founder of Filium, added, “These leadership and organizational changes, coupled with their novel AI applications, reflect Filium’s unwavering commitment to innovation, sustainability, and long-term industry leadership. For decades, I have witnessed the environmental and human impact of traditional textile manufacturing. Filium was created to help change that reality, and I believe the company is exceptionally well positioned for continued growth and global influence in the material sciences sector.”   

  • Gartner Says the Market for Enterprise AI Coding Agents Is Entering a New Phase of Expansion and Competitive Realignment

    Stamford, Conn., May 21: The market for enterprise AI coding agents has entered a new phase of expansion and competitive realignment, according to Gartner, Inc., a business and technology insights company. 

    This shift is driven by frontier model providers moving up the stack, more agentic workflows, expansion across the software development life cycle (SDLC), and more complex pricing and ROI dynamics. 

    Enterprise AI coding agents mark a transformative shift from AI-assisted development to agentic software development, spanning the SDLC from planning to creating to reviewing code. Gartner predicts that by 2027, over 65% of engineering teams using agentic coding will treat integrated development environments (IDEs) as optional, shifting control, governance, and validation to automated platforms. 

    “What began as a race to deliver the most ’magical’ developer experience is now evolving into a contest of operational excellence, commercial maturity, and enterprise readiness,” said Philip Walsh, Sr Director Analyst at Gartner. “Leading AI model providers are offering not just APIs and models, but integrated agentic workflows that promise to transform the entire SDLC. 

    “Developer experience and model capabilities are important, but they are not the only criteria when evaluating which vendors are best positioned to help enterprises operationalize AI coding agents at scale. For enterprise-wide adoption, governance, pricing, support, workflows, commercial maturity and market durability also matter, especially for medium- to long-term commitments.” 

    Gartner analysts said that when choosing a tool, product excellence and momentum matter, but do not eliminate the importance of enterprise sales maturity, customer support, governance, commercial clarity and the ability to serve buyers with more complex deployment, regulatory or procurement needs. 

    “These factors may be less visible in public debate, but they matter in enterprise market evaluation,” said Walsh. 

    Additional Insights Available

    Gartner clients can read more in the report Leading in Enterprise AI Coding Agents Requires More than Product Momentum, and Magic Quadrant for Enterprise AI Coding Agents. Nonclients can visit Understanding the Enterprise AI Coding Agent Market for more information. 

    Gartner is the World Authority on AI

    Gartner is the indispensable partner to C-Level executives and technology providers as they implement AI strategies to achieve their mission-critical priorities. The independence and objectivity of Gartner insights provide clients with the confidence to make informed decisions and unlock the full potential of AI. Clients across the C-Level are using Gartner‘s proprietary AskGartner AI tool to determine how to leverage AI in their business. With more than 2,500 business and technology experts, 6,000 written insights, as well as more than 4,000 AI use cases and case studies, Gartner is the world authority on AI. 

  • Struddys Apparel becomes first global site to install new Epson SureColor F20060

    BRISBANE, May 21 – Struddys Apparel, a manufacturer specialising in custom teamwear, sportswear and branded garments, has become the first site and company globally to purchase and install the new Epson SureColor F20060 dye sublimation platform, strengthening its position as one of Australia’s leading vertically integrated apparel producers. 

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    The investment represents the latest step in Struddys’ growth from a small custom operation into a large-scale, Australian-made production facility with a strong focus on quality, speed and full in-house control. It also highlights how strategic technology adoption is helping local manufacturers scale output while maintaining the flexibility needed for custom and short-run work.

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    Struddys has been a strong example of organic growth through dye sublimation. The business began with a single 64-inch printer (delivering approximately 20 sqm/hr) and expanded to three units as customer demand increased. As production volumes grew, however, the company reached the practical limits of adding smaller-format devices.

    At that point, Struddys made a deliberate move to higher-volume production capability rather than continuing to scale incrementally. The company adopted a 76-inch Epson SureColor F10060, a production platform capable of up to 255 sqm/hr and specifically 100 sqm/hr in apparel production, enabling a major increase in throughput and operational efficiency.

    That shift gave Struddys a more effective production model: high-volume work could be concentrated on the larger-format platform, while its 64-inch printers remained ideal for short runs, custom programs and bespoke jobs.

    As demand has continued to grow, Struddys has now added a second 76-inch platform with the purchase of the new SureColor F20060.

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    The new installation makes Struddys the first global site to adopt the Epson SureColor F20060 and positions the company at the forefront of dye-sublimation production capability.

    The additional capacity will support faster turnaround times, greater production resilience and further growth as the business expands across teamwear, sportswear and branded apparel markets.

     

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    The Epson SureColor F20060 is a dye-sublimation printer designed for textile manufacturers and print service providers requiring fast turnaround times. Built for demanding production environments, it combines consistent output quality, reliable operation and printing speeds of up to 300 sqm/h. It is suited to industrial-scale production including fashion apparel, sportswear, home furnishings and soft signage.

    For Struddys, the addition of the F20060 is about more than just speed alone. It supports a production strategy that combines scale with agility allowing the business to meet larger volume orders efficiently while preserving the responsiveness needed for custom, bespoke and short-run apparel work.

    This balance is increasingly important for manufacturers serving customers who expect both rapid delivery and tailored product offerings.

    By bringing the F20060 into its operation, Struddys is reinforcing a model built on local manufacturing, controlled workflows and production flexibility. With Epson technology underpinning both its high-volume and specialty output, the company is well placed to continue growing without compromising the quality and service standards that have driven its success.

    Struddys’ journey from a single-printer operation to a scaled production business illustrates how investment in the right technology at the right time can transform manufacturing capability. Its latest move, becoming the first global site to install the Epson SureColor F20060, signals not only confidence in future demand, but a clear commitment to staying ahead of the curve in Australian apparel production.

  • Averlon Launches Precog to Stop Exploitable Risk Before It Reaches Production

    New predictive remediation capability helps security teams prevent exploitable risk before it reaches production

     

    Redmond, WA, May 21, 2026 — Averlon today announced Precog, a predictive remediation capability that identifies exploitable risk in proposed code and infrastructure changes and delivers the fix to developers before the change reaches production. Precog addresses a widening gap: AI is accelerating both code delivery and vulnerability discovery, and security teams can no longer manage risk only after it lands in production. 

    The need for this shift is becoming urgent. Google Cloud’s Mandiant M-Trends 2026 report found that mean time to exploit collapsed from 63 days in 2018 to an estimated minus seven days in 2025, meaning exploitation now often begins before a patch is available. New frontier models such as Claude Mythos and GPT-5.5-Cyber are making it increasingly clear that AI will compress the time required to discover, validate, and exploit vulnerabilities. The result is a widening gap between the speed at which risk is discovered and exploited, and the speed at which security teams can triage and fix it.

    The industry is converging on a new operating model: Remediation Operations, or RemOps. The premise is simple: finding risk and closing risk are different problems. Security teams do not need more alerts; they need a way to understand what is truly exploitable, prioritize by business impact, and drive safe fixes through developer workflows. 

    Averlon’s Remediation Operations platform addresses the full lifecycle of risk reduction: ingesting security findings, determining what is truly exploitable, prioritizing by business impact, and driving agentic remediation through developer workflows. The platform has helped customers reduce remediation time by up to 90 percent and alert noise by up to 95 percent, helping security teams move from backlogs of thousands of findings to the handful that need fixing. 

    With Precog, Averlon extends that model earlier in the lifecycle by preventing exploitable risk before it becomes production exposure. Unlike security scanners that flag findings based on generic severity scores, Precog evaluates whether a proposed change would actually be exploitable in the customer’s real environment, accounting for internet reachability, exposed services, and existing compensating controls. This contextual analysis means Precog surfaces the changes that genuinely create exposure, not the long tail of theoretically risky findings that wouldn’t be exploitable in production. Precog integrates into CI systems such as GitHub, evaluating proposed changes before they reach production. 

    When risky changes are detected, Precog identifies the issue, explains the exploitable path, and generates a remediation directly in the developer workflow. Developers receive the proposed fix at the same time they are notified of the risk, reducing friction between security review and software delivery. 

    “AI is changing both sides of the software lifecycle. It is accelerating development while also introducing code that is often not ready for production. With AI also accelerating the discovery and exploitation of weaknesses in that software, security teams can no longer rely only on post-production detection and backlog management. Capabilities like Averlon’s Precog point to where the market is headed: identifying risky changes earlier and helping developers fix them before they become production exposure.” 

    Chris Steffen, VP Research, Enterprise Management Associates

    Complementing Precog is Vulnerability Intelligence, Averlon’s CVE research feed at research.averlon.ai, which gives teams the context they need to triage emerging vulnerabilities, including exploitability, attacker requirements, required privileges, user interaction, and evidence of exploitation in the wild. 

    “Security teams have relied on finding and fixing vulnerabilities after they reach production. AI has made that untenable from both directions: it is generating new vulnerabilities faster than teams can triage them, and it is collapsing the window between exposure and exploitation. You cannot remediate your way out of that. The only way to stay ahead is to prevent exploitable risk from reaching production in the first place. That is what Precog does.”

    Sunil Gottumukkala, CEO, Averlon 

    Learn more and see Precog in action: 

    ·         Precog: Preventing Exposure Before the Backlog (blog): averlon.ai/blog/averlon-precog-preventing-exposure-before-backlog

    ·         Vulnerability Remediation: Down and Up We Go (blog): averlon.ai/blog/vulnerability-remediation-down-and-up-we-go

    ·         Vulnerability Intelligence Brief #1 (research): averlon.ai/blog/vulnerability-intelligence-brief-cve-2025-11953-react-native-metro-command-injection

    ·         Vulnerability Intelligence (live research feed): research.averlon.ai

    ·         RemOps End-to-End Demo (recording): averlon.ai/webinars/remediation-ops-live-demo

    ·         Averlon Platform: averlon.ai/platform

    Averlon is pioneering Remediation Operations, helping security teams move from vulnerability findings to safe, prioritized fixes. Its agentic AI identifies what is truly exploitable and automates remediation directly within developer workflows. Averlon is trusted by security teams at enterprises and fast-growing companies to efficiently scale their security programs. Founded in 2022, Averlon is backed by Salesforce Ventures, Voyager Capital, and Outpost Ventures.

  • Covestro opens new TPU Application Development Center in China

    Covestro today officially opened its new Thermoplastic Polyurethanes  Application Development  Center in Guangzhou, China. The opening marks a significant milestone in implementing the company’s strategy to bring innovation closer to customers across Asia-Pacific. The new AD Center complements the company’s soon-to-be largest global TPU production site in Zhuhai, which began operations earlier this year, and its existing regional R&D center in Changhua. Together, the three sites form an integrated network spanning R&D, application development and large-scale manufacturing.

    Covestro opens new TPU Application Development Center in China

    The Asia-Pacific TPU market, particularly in South China, continues to see strong demand from fast-growing sectors such as consumer electronics, automotive and specialty films. The Guangzhou AD Center strengthens the company’s ability to translate this demand into tailored material solutions through closer technical collaboration with customers.

    “This new Application Development Center represents a strategic cornerstone in our global TPU strategy to grow in high-value and emerging segments in Asia-Pacific,” said Dr. Andrea Maier-Richter, Global Head of TPU at Covestro. “We will explore, pilot and upscale new application fields for TPU in robotics, healthcare and mobility solutions together with our customers – in close collaboration and at the heart of the market.”

    Capabilities designed for speed and precision

    The center is designed to help customers move faster. Its processing simulation lines replicate real production conditions in extrusion and injection molding, enabling rapid formulation adjustments and material modification. These capabilities help reduce trial cycles, shorten time-to-market, and deliver solutions tailored to specific application needs.

    “Asia is home to some of the world’s most dynamic and fast-moving industries, and our customers here expect partners who can keep pace with them. This center is our answer to that, bringing together our cross-business capabilities under one roof right here in South China,” said Holly Lei, President Covestro China. “It also reflects our deep commitment to this market and our belief that true innovation happens when you are close to your customers and the industry.”

    Unlocking value through cross-business synergies

    A distinctive feature of the Guangzhou AD Center is its multi-business setup, with Engineering Plastics (EP) and Specialty Films (SF) teams co-located on the same site, enabling close collaboration and faster integration of capabilities. The EP unit brings compounding expertise and color competence, supporting in-house color matching for applications such as consumer electronics, footwear and paint protection films (PPF). The SF unit enables pilot production and finished product commissioning for high-performance films and other extrusion-based applications. This integrated approach brings together capabilities across business entities, creating added value for customers.

    “Innovation at Covestro is led by our markets and always strives to combine our global strengths across the business entities for our customers,” said Dr. Christian Haessler, Head of Global Innovation TPU at Covestro. “TPU is a material for a more sustainable future, and the Guangzhou AD Center will enable the development of highly versatile and recyclable TPU material solutions in one of the most dynamic innovation ecosystems worldwide.”

    The Guangzhou AD Center is now open for customer and partner collaboration across Asia-Pacific, offering end-to-end customer support from initial material consultation to pilot production and troubleshooting.

  • WellSpan Health Reports 66% Reduction in Workplace Violence Following Systemwide Safety Initiative with Canopy

    PALO ALTO, CA. May 21 – Canopy, a connected safety platform for hospitals and health systems focused on protecting nurses and staff, announced a new case study today with Pennsylvania health system WellSpan Health, showing measurable shifts after rolling out a systemwide workplace violence prevention strategy supported by Canopy’s technology.

    According to the joint case study, WellSpan Health saw a 66% reduction in workplace violence-related DART (Days Away, Restricted or Transferred) injuries within a year of implementation. The initiative centralized public safety operations and emergency response protocols into a unified system, supported by wearable and RTLS technology that allows staff to quickly signal for help during escalating situations.

    “One of WellSpan’s organizational goals is zero harm, not just in workplace violence but across all injuries,” said Bill White, Vice President of Public Safety at WellSpan Health. “We have an obligation to provide a safe environment for anyone who enters our facilities,” White noted that before Canopy, alerts were often delayed, and staff didn’t have a dependable way to quickly signal for help. “That’s changed with Canopy,” he said. “Our team members now have immediate access to support at the push of a button, which helps us respond faster and makes them feel more supported in real time.”

    WellSpan identified several operational gaps across its growing network of hospitals and care sites before launching the initiative. Emergency alerts varied by location, and staff often had to locate a phone or secondary device before requesting security support, which slowed response during critical moments. After implementing Canopy, WellSpan rolled out instant notifications, integrated the DASA (Dynamic Appraisal of Situational Aggression) framework, and enhanced data validation tools to improve response times and increase staff visibility during incidents.

    Workplace violence in hospitals continues to be one of healthcare’s fastest-growing operational and workforce challenges. The WellSpan and Canopy report was released during National Nurses Month, highlighting this ongoing, yet underrecognized issue throughout U.S. health systems. WellSpan leaders noted that the initiative was designed to reduce physical incidents while also shifting the organization toward a more proactive safety model across departments and campuses.

    “Healthcare organizations everywhere are looking for better ways to support and protect frontline staff,” said Shan Sinha, CEO of Canopy Works. “The kind of impact Canopy and WellSpan have achieved together is exactly what Canopy strives for: creating environments where staff can get help quickly, feel supported in high-stress situations, and focus on delivering care safely. We’re proud to partner with WellSpan in building a stronger culture of safety for healthcare workers every day.”

    Healthcare workforce safety has become an increasingly important area of focus nationally as organizations seek new approaches to meet evolving expectations around workforce well-being and retention in clinical environments. Industry analysts and healthcare leaders have pointed to workplace safety as a key component of long-term workforce sustainability.

    Canopy is creating a standardized process for emergency response and safety across its expanding network. With WellSpan as a strong example of success, Canopy continues to support healthcare organizations in building safer environments for nurses, staff, patients, and visitors.

     

  • The Silent Cost of Postponing Oral Hygiene – Oral Health Analysis by Leading Health Expert Dr. Sonia Datta

    The Silent Cost of Postponing Oral Hygiene - Oral Health Analysis by Leading Health Expert Dr. Sonia Datta

     

    Kolkata | May 21: While many individuals wait for an acute toothache to signal a problem, dental experts are highlighting a growing concern regarding the “silent” progression of oral health issues. Most dental complications, from cavities to gum disease, begin without immediate pain or visible symptoms, leading to a dangerous cycle of postponement. This delay often allows minor issues to transform into significant long-term damage before a patient even realizes a problem exists.

    The hidden progression of neglect begins when hygiene is overlooked, allowing plaque to harden into tartar within a matter of days. Once tartar forms, it cannot be removed by standard brushing, creating a foundation for chronic inflammation, enamel erosion, and eventual tooth loss.  Dentists point out that the biggest mistake is equating the absence of pain with the absence of a disease. By the time discomfort finally manifests, the condition has often advanced to a stage that requires complex, invasive, and costly intervention rather than simple preventive maintenance.

    In response to these risks, there is a renewed focus on preventive care that integrates time-tested natural solutions with modern science. Ayurvedic ingredients such as clove and neem have long been recognized for their potent antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties, which help control harmful bacteria and soothe gum tissue. Dabur Red Paste incorporates these traditional botanicals into a clinically tested daily formulation that carries the IDA Seal of Acceptance, providing a scientifically backed tool to combat plaque and prevent the onset of serious dental conditions.

    Maintaining long-term oral health requires a shift from reactive treatment to proactive habits. Consistent brushing twice daily with a validated toothpaste like Dabur Red Paste, combined with daily flossing and reduced sugar intake, forms a critical defense against acid exposure and bacterial buildup. When these daily habits are supported by regular professional check-ups, oral diseases can be identified and managed in their earliest stages. Choosing a proactive regimen is the most effective way to protect one’s smile and avoid the inevitable physical and financial costs of dental neglect –Oral Health Analysis by Leading Health Expert Dr. Sonia Datta.

     

  • hubergroup introduces advanced resin technology for offset inks

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    hubergroup Print Solutions is unveiling another major innovation designed to better meet today’s market requirements. After intensive development work, the international printing ink specialist is launching the next generation of its conventional offset inks, featuring a completely new resin technology. The advanced formulation delivers measurable improvements in printing performance while maintaining consistently high print quality. Printing companies thus benefit from significantly fewer make-ready sheets, more consistent colour reproduction, and a substantial reduction in misting – even on high‑speed presses. The relaunch covers well‑established commercial and packaging ink series, including RESISTA, RAPIDA ECO, ECO-PERFECT-DRY, PACKAGING PLUS, MGA NATURA, and MGA CORONA.

    Why resin technology matters

    Resins form the backbone of offset ink systems, defining fundamental characteristics – from physical properties such as viscosity or tack to print performance factors like misting resistance, setting speed or adhesion. Recognising their central role, hubergroup invested in research and development to engineer a resin technology that enhances these properties across the board.

    „An improved resin means an improved ink,” explains Richard Gill, Product Manager Sheetfed at hubergroup. “As we at hubergroup manufacture our own resins, we can tailor the formulation to precisely meet the performance characteristics we want. This capability enabled us to develop a perfectly aligned resin technology for our conventional offset inks.”

    Real advantages in everyday production

    During extensive long‑term production testing, the advanced resin technology has demonstrated clear, quantifiable benefits:

    Measurable reduction in misting
    Wider water window for more stable printing
    Significantly lower dampening levels
    Fewer sheets required for on‑press adjustments
    Stable print density and consistent colour results

    At the same time, post-print performance remained consistently good.

    Global rollout across the offset portfolio

    hubergroup will introduce the new resin technology across its entire global conventional offset portfolio during the first half of 2026. Product names and sales codes will remain unchanged, ensuring a smooth transition.

    “With this new technology, we are one step ahead of the market and fully aligned with current and future needs of print and packaging companies,” summarises Richard Gill. “We invite customers to reach out to us at any time to learn more about the advantages of this innovation.”
     
     

  • ‘Dragon’ Glimpse Out: Jr NTR Unleashes Fierce Avatar in Prashanth Neel’s High-Octane Action Saga

    Hyderabad, May 20 (BNP): The much-awaited first glimpse of Dragon, starring Jr NTR and directed by acclaimed filmmaker Prashanth Neel, has been unveiled, generating excitement among fans ahead of the actor’s birthday. The glimpse introduces a gritty, high-intensity world packed with action, conflict, and larger-than-life characters.

    ‘Dragon’ Glimpse Out: Jr NTR Unleashes Fierce Avatar in Prashanth Neel’s High-Octane Action Saga

    Previously referred to as “NTRNeel,” the film officially revealed its title as Dragon through the newly released teaser, which presents Jr NTR in a fierce and ruthless avatar amid a dark landscape dominated by powerful adversaries and an underground opium trade backdrop.

    The teaser also offers glimpses of a large ensemble cast, including Anil Kapoor in a key role, while showcasing the grand cinematic scale associated with Prashanth Neel, known for blockbuster films like KGF and Salaar. The film is expected to release in multiple languages and is slated for theatrical release in June 2027.

    The glimpse has sparked widespread buzz across social media, with audiences praising Jr NTR’s intense screen presence and the film’s ambitious action-driven narrative.