Tech
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IMO and CMA CGM battle to get systems back online
IT experts continue to contain the fallout from cyber attacks to shipping’s top regulator as well as France’s number one…
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Odfjell readies for landmark fuel cell tests
A Scandinavian team is developing a 1.2 MW prototype fuel cell that will be mounted onboard one of Odfjell’s newest…
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A9X Cyber Security: Shipping’s online vulnerabilities laid bare
A9X Cyber Security, a Singapore-based dedicated maritime cyber security firm, has its work cut out as shipping’s easy target status…
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The IMO becomes the latest high profile shipping name to be hacked
The International Maritime Organization (IMO), a fully fledged United Nations entity, has become the latest high profile shipping victim of…
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CMA CGM concedes data breach is likely as criticism mounts over its handling of ransomware attack
CMA CGM is facing growing criticism for the way it has communicated the ongoing IT fallout from its ransoware attack…
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Mystery autonomous vessel washes up on Scottish isle
The coastguard in the UK is trying to find the owner of $400,000 worth of autonomous ship that has been…
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Wärtsilä rolls out CEO succession plans
Wärtsilä Corporation has appointed Håkan Agnevall as its new president and CEO to replace Jaakko Eskola who is retiring. Agnevall…
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CMA CGM gets back to work after ransomware attack
CMA CGM has spent the past 24 hours trying to reassure clients that operations are carrying on and the worst…
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CMA CGM confirms cyber attack
CMA CGM has confirmed it has become the latest liner to suffer a cyber attack today. The company stated today…
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CMA CGM cites ‘internal IT infrastructure issue’ as sites go down
CMA CGM has become the latest global carrier to be hit hard by IT issues with clients waking up this…
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Wilhelmsen and thyssenkrupp target 3D printing for shipping
Signing a joint venture letter of intent today, Wilhelmsen’s marine products division and German industrial conglomerate thyssenkrupp said they are…
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Maritime CEOs give their vision of the industry in 2030
Concluding our week-long look at how the shipping industry might look 10 years from now, we sought the views of…
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Virtual classrooms
How to carry on training during and after the pandemic. The latest instalment in our Shipping in 2030 magazine, published…
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Cargo flow in 2030
Revolution or evolution? What will the business of shipping and ports look like 10 years from now? The next chapter…
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HMM shows off its new fleet control centre
South Korean flagship carrier HMM has unveiled its new Fleet Control Centre at the company’s R&D hub in Busan. The…
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The creation of the integrated digital ship
A survey of upcoming tech trends carried out for our new Shipping in 2030 magazine, published in association with MacGregor,…
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MacGregor: Owners want reduced cost of ownership
All week Splash will be publishing articles from our just published magazine looking at the maritime world in 2030, conducted…
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CMB debuts latest hydrogen-powered engine
Yesterday Belgian shipping giant CMB debuted its first hydrogen-powered engine, created in a joint venture called BeHydro with ABC Engines.…
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First marine proton-exchange membrane fuel cell system under development
Oslo-based TECO 2030 has entered into a partnership agreement with hydrogen specialists AVL to develop the TECO Marine Fuel Cell,…
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Seably: Democratising maritime training
Maritime training resources have consolidated dramatically in recent years with many brands being bought out, limiting choice for shipmanagers and…
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