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3 September 2026

Maritime technology’s annual bible launches

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Source reporting: Splash247

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Maritime technology’s annual bible launches

SplashTech is a new magazine launching today examining how technology is reshaping the way shipping operates, competes and makes decisions. Built around original interviews, industry data and practical case studies, it moves beyond hype to explore what actually works onboard and ashore. The magazine covers AI, digital ROI, interoperability, data ownership, cyber risk, workforce skills, …

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