Partnerships to scale next generation AI infrastructure
As AI drives unprecedented demand for data centre capacity, the industry faces a growing challenge in aligning rapidly expanding compute infrastructure with available power.
As AI drives unprecedented demand for data centre capacity, the industry faces a growing challenge in aligning rapidly expanding compute infrastructure with available power.
NYSE-listed Vertiv recently announced an evolution in high-density data centre deployment, shifting from traditional static modelling to a higher fidelity digital twin platform.
In many applications, the right combination of data and algorithms can produce marked improvements in efficiency, speed, and oversight.
Sedna Africa has successfully delivered and commissioned the digital network infrastructure enabling autonomous drilling at First Quantum Minerals’ Sentinel Mine in Kalumbila, marking a major advance for smart mining in Zambia.
Hitachi Energy, in collaboration with Microsoft, is accelerating the digital transformation of essential infrastructure – from electricity networks and transportation corridors to heavy industrial operations – reinventing how critical assets are managed and maintained.
In December last year, Altair, a global leader in computational intelligence and now part of leading technology company, Siemens, announced the latest updates in its HyperWorks® 2026 software. With significant advances in AI, high-performance computing (HPC), and multiphysics integration, HyperWorks 2026 enables engineering teams to accelerate innovation and improve product performance across industries using comprehensive computer-aided engineering (CAE) design and simulation.