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Murrelektronik cooperates with Yacoub Automation
Murrelektronik from Oppenweiler and the Berlin-based development and technology service provider Yacoub want to jointly drive forward the topic of decentralized automation in the future. The two companies have also recently joined the same group of companies.
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