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Vertiv appoints Michael Resha to lead global manufacturing and operational excellence
Resha reports to Vertiv CEO Giordano Albertazzi and joins the executive leadership team. He leads Vertiv’s global manufacturing, logistics and operational excellence organisation, where is responsible for scaling global manufacturing operations, expanding capacity,
optimising capital deployment and aligning operational execution with Vertiv’s long- term growth strategy. Resha will also continue to advance the deployment and adoption of the Vertiv Operating System (VOS).
Resha joins Vertiv from Stellantis, where he most recently served as senior vice president and global head of injection and stamping, overseeing operations across North America, Enlarged Europe, the Middle East and Africa and Asia Pacific. Previously, he led Stellantis’ North American manufacturing operations across the U.S., Canada and Mexico. Earlier in his career, Resha held manufacturing leadership roles at Fiat Chrysler Automobiles, Gestamp Automoción, Volkswagen, Kia Motors and Mercedes-Benz.
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Silicon Labs expands AI developer platform to simplify IoT development and scale edge intelligence
Unveiled at the company’s seventh annual Works With Summit, the new offerings expand what developers and their AI agents can create on the Silicon Labs platform, while helping customers develop, deploy and manage intelligence at the edge.
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Development complexity cannot scale with IoT As connected products add intelligence and custom hardware, building them grows more complex. Developers navigate specialized SDKs, configuration tools, debugging environments and hardware constraints while using general-purpose AI assistants that do not inherently understand Silicon Labs devices or embedded workflows. Development teams also need better ways to share improvements and manage AI models as intelligence moves from the cloud onto edge devices. If workflows become harder with every new capability, development complexity becomes a barrier to scaling IoT. Simplicity AI SDK has entered public Beta, giving developers and their AI coding assistants structured access to Silicon Labs SDKs, tools, documentation and connected hardware. Rather than requiring a proprietary AI assistant, the SDK works with tools developers may already use. GitHub Copilot, Cursor and Codex are supported in the Beta.
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