Browsing: Infrastructure

Consumer generative artificial intelligence (GEN AI) readily provides non-state actors, extremists, and criminals the ability to program consumer drones for autonomous flight and object (pattern) targeting for weaponization purposes.Proof-of-concept activities I directed at C/O Futures confirm the substantial uplift GEN AI provides to actors with no formal coding skills to weaponize drones that autonomously attack…

A model can recommend a markdown, predict a stockout, adjust a picking route or identify a pattern in store traffic in milliseconds. But a retailer only gets value when that decision becomes an accurate action in the physical store. Whether it’s a price change or a sensor reading, it has to arrive promptly for it…

Eminence Grey and Lumen Technologies (Nasdaq: LUMN) today announced a partnership to deliver sovereign AI infrastructure for government agencies, enterprises, and AI innovators. As AI moves from experimentation to production, organizations are increasingly facing a new challenge: how to deploy AI on sensitive, mission-critical data without sacrificing security, performance, or operational control.

Taiwan’s role in artificial intelligence extends across semiconductor fabrication, advanced packaging, server integration, storage, precision manufacturing, and industrial automation. Together, these capabilities help turn advanced hardware designs into infrastructure that can be produced and deployed at scale.

I spend much of my time these days in rooms with plant heads, automation leads, system engineers and almost every conversation about “AI-ready manufacturing” starts with machines and ends with people. We talk about sensors, digital twins, predictive models, robotics on the shop floor and then someone asks, “But who’s going to run all this?”

VodafoneThree just accused London’s network infrastructure planning rules of costing around £7.4 million in economic output every single day, the equivalent of £2.7 billion annually, because of Notices to Quit (NTQs).

Cornelis, a company creating networking technology to help AI chips communicate more effectively, announced Monday that it has raised $205 million in a funding round led by IAG Capital Partners.

AI has rewritten the enterprise data playbook. Workflows no longer just create temporary operational data, but vast amounts of high-value assets, from LLM training datasets and model outputs to logs, metadata and archived knowledge that may need to be preserved for years.

Google has announced plans to invest around $15.1 billion into Finland’s AI and digital infrastructure over the course of the next two years, making it its largest single investment in Europe to date.