Celebrating a Year of Achievement at the Innovation POSCO Festival 2016

POSCO held the Innovation POSCO (IP) Festival 2016 on December 1 and shared the achievements and best practices of the POSCO Total Innovation Methodology

Foreseeing the Future of Steel: Futurist Thomas Frey Talks at POSCO EVI Forum

Digital technology keeps growing faster, cheaper and more ubiquitous, which in turn is transforming the world around us ever faster. Not just computers and

Steel City Highlight: Sheffield, England

George Orwell once famously called Sheffield “the ugliest town in the Old World” – but for a city that is not especially lauded for its outer appearance,

China Is Shifting to the ‘Smart Factory of the World’

China has been one of the world’s fastest-growing economies for three decades, and much of that success has come from the amazing growth in its manufacturing

POSCO Holds 2016 SEVIT Program in India for Automotive Parts Manufacturers

In today’s automotive industry, it is very important for steel manufacturers to stay ahead of their competition in all aspects, including new product

The Hero of Islam, Saladin’s Damascus Blade

In the high street of Damascus, the capital of Syria, there stands a statue of a warrior on horseback. Dashing through the city on his horse with his soldiers

POSCO Holds 12th Idea Marketplace, Continuing Support for Venture Start-ups

On November 21, POSCO held the 12th Idea Marketplace at the World Marine Center in Gwangyang, with approximately 150 participants. The conference announced ten

Conquering Mountains with Steel

Every winter, skiers and snowboarders from around the world eagerly wait for the first cold storm to arrive to cover their favorite ski resorts in a white

POSCO Creates Steel Designs with “Inkjet-Printed Steel Sheets”

Inkjet-printed steel sheets developed by POSCO for steel furnishings have been receiving positive responses for their stylish good looks and strength.

Fighting Robots Hit the Big Screen

The idea of robots has been filling the imaginations of film creators since the dawn of cinema. Early motion pictures like 1927’s “Metropolis”, began to open