HITACHI CONSTRUCTION MACHINERY SAYS IT WILL REPURCHASE UP TO 6,420,000 SHARES THROUGH MARKET PURCHASES, WITH THE AGGREGATE REPURCHASE PRICE SET AT A MAXIMUM OF ¥34 BLN, ALONGSIDE A NOTICE OF AN EXPECTED CHANGE IN A MAJOR SHAREHOLDER

.@HitachiCME will use Amazon Leo to connect remote construction sites across the UK and Germany. Hitachi is the first construction machinery manufacturer to use Leo, and with a global network running on @AWS, will be able to use the service to move data directly from remote sites to existing cloud resources.

Governance in Action with @Hitachi. Hitachi America brings industrial, supply chain, and clean energy expertise to Hedera Council's governance, helping shape the framework for real-world DLT solutions across IT, OT, and beyond. 🔗 🔗

“Clean power only creates value if it actually reaches where it is really needed.” @Hitachi’s Alicia Argüello explains why clean energy must be built for accessibility, reliability, and affordability to make a lasting difference. #BloombergGreen# #ClimateWeekNYC# ⏯️

“The grid is really the bridge between climate ambition and everyday life.” @Hitachi’s Alicia Argüello on why modernizing energy grids is key to bringing clean power from big-picture goals to daily operations. #BloombergGreen# #ClimateWeekNYC# ⏯️

I was in Tokyo earlier this week where @intel announced a partnership with @Hitachi to bring AI into the physical world - from energy grids and rail networks to smart factories and critical infrastructure. Looking forward to working with Toshiaki Tokunaga and the Hitachi team on quantum computing, energy optimization, purpose-built silicon for edge AI, advanced foundry equipment and automation. Together we will help make the world’s most important infrastructure smarter, more resilient, and more sustainable.

“If you don’t have enough grid investments you are going to see projects that are delayed, costs are going to rise.” @Hitachi’s Alicia Argüello discusses why treating the power grid as critical infrastructure is key to preventing costly energy bottlenecks. #BloombergGreen# #ClimateWeekNYC# ⏯️

“We really need engineers, technical people and a skilled workforce who are going to be actually building and operating those energy systems we need.” @Hitachi’s Alicia Argüello breaks down why scaling sustainable energy systems depends on training the right workforce. #BloombergGreen# #ClimateWeekNYC# ⏯️