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Europe's three biggest industrial companies are cashing in on the AI boom, as Schneider and Siemens expand further into software, while ABB focuses on equipment

Schneider Electric and Siemens move further into software as rival ABB bets on physical equipment

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Financial Times — Europe's three biggest industrial companies are cashing in on the AI boom, as Schneider and Siemens expand further into software, while ABB focuses on equipment ↗

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