Co-financed by INCIBE (National Cybersecurity Institute) and located in the Cantabria Science and Technology Park (PCTCAN), it is one of the milestones of the Digital Agenda of Cantabria and was created with the aim of strengthening the business fabric in terms of protection and response to cyber threats.

“The largest business investment in the history of the community”.

The public company of the Cantabrian Ministry of Industry offers technical support to help companies participate in national and international assistance programs to boost innovation.

The company Meridiem Silvae, S.L.U. has a period of six months to request the corresponding construction permits.

The regional executive and the Ministry of Transport will sign a collaboration agreement for the construction and financing of the railway logistics platform included in the ‘La Pasiega’ project.

The minister of Industry visited the company plant in San Felices, where 5 million euros will be invested in the development of new technological solutions for brake systems.

The government of María José Saénz de Buruaga continues exploring sources of financing for the lithium battery plant, representing an investment of 500 million euros and 200 direct jobs.

The projects, designed to boost industrial competitiveness, are conducted by Cantabria Labs, Fieldeas, ENSA, CIC, Vitrinor, Hitachi Astemo Buelna, Edscha Santander, Teknia Ampuero and Seg Automotive.

President Buruaga presents the government action plan involving the entire regional innovation system to drive a change in the productive model and the digital transformation of the region.

The president announced the creation of Cybersecurity and Artificial Intelligence Centres of Cantabria and three pioneering programs for professional training involving the creation of specific university degree programs.

The president of Cantabria inaugurated the project, supported by SODERCAN, celebrating the new «100% made in Treto» 48V BRM alternator.