Hitachi aims to become a global leader by expanding its ability to comprehensively propose solutions, combining front engineering capabilities, intelligent robotic vision systems and digital solutions.

Hitachi High-Tech Corporation has announced the launch of the LS9600, a new system for detecting particles and defects on non-patterned wafer surfaces. It features a new high-output, short-wavelength laser that improves throughput at the sensitivity levels required for the mass production of cutting-edge semiconductor devices by ~2.6 times compared to our previous generation systems.

Hitachi Energy announced today it will provide the world's first sulfur hexafluoride (SF6) free 420-kilovolt (kV) gas-insulated switchgear (GIS) technology and a state-of-the-art modular prefabricated grid connection solution at a key node at TenneT's power grid in Germany, supporting the leading European grid operator to achieve its carbon neutrality goals.

The compact TRO610 industrial wireless router increases field asset and application visibility to enable greater grid stability and enhanced customer services.

RESIBLOC^® Rail dry-type traction transformer with integrated cooling system is designed to reduce CO2 emissions and total operating costs, while increasing energy efficiency.

CIGRE event brings together people, technology, and pioneering spirit in the drive towards a carbon-neutral future.

The world’s most powerful subsea transformer is being tested in the Port of Vaasa in Finland and will enable the electrification of subsea equipment using renewable hydropower thus reducing energy consumption and carbon emissions.

Pursuing improved sensitivity when measuring physical properties and measurement at atomic and molecular scales.

Helping to improve the reliability and safety of semiconductor devices in the IoT and automotive fields. Hitachi High-Tech Corporation has announced the launch of the Hitachi Dark Field Wafer Defect Inspection System DI2800, a critical component in any semiconductor manufacturer's metrology capabilities.

The Thyrow converter plant will convert electricity from the public three-phase distribution network to a frequency of 16.7 Hz and feed it into the traction current network.