Erin is a smart cookie. She manages complex projects for a living. She maps dependencies, anticipates risks, and can predict how a small change will ripple through a system. Yet when it comes to her own life, her thinking feels fuzzy and reactive. She's brilliant at analysis, just not when the subject is herself or topics like parenting, communication with her partner, or what type of balance she wants.
Giving network owners the capabilities to detect disruptions earlier and resolve incidents quicker on the first attempt is now business critical given the increasing complexity of infrastructures. To address these aims, Nokia has introduced software tools and AI-models that the company claims will "significantly" improve operational efficiencies and enhance network reliability. Nokia said that operators deploying fibre-to-the-home (FTTH) networks face limited visibility into the passive outside plant, resulting in inventory errors, costly repeat truck rolls, cost overruns and service delays.
Zoom's vision of filling meetings with AI clones has nearly arrived. On Wednesday, the video conferencing app announced that you'll soon be able to create a "photorealistic" avatar of yourself in case you aren't "camera-ready." That means your AI avatar can appear polished if you've just crawled out of bed. Zoom plans on launching this feature to Workplace users in December, allowing you to generate an AI lookalike based on a photo of yourself that you upload or capture directly in the app.
At the AI Infra Summit this week, simulation savant Cadence added Nvidia's biggest iron, the GB200 NVL72 Superpod, to its digital twin fire. At roughly a megawatt, the compute cluster is among the GPU giant's most complex compute platforms to date. Each Superpod consists of eight 120 kilowatt NVL72 racks containing more than 500 Blackwell GPUs and 288 Grace CPUs capable of churning out a combined 11.5 exaFLOPS of the lowest-precision compute money can buy.
System Initiative recently released its AI Native Infrastructure Automation platform, aiming to offer DevOps teams a new way to manage infrastructure through natural language. With this release, users can type simple prompts, such as "make load balancer health checks more aggressive", and the system's AI agent will discover relevant infrastructure, simulate proposed changes, and execute updates upon approval. System Initiative claims all of this will occur while maintaining full automation and safety within live environments.
Berlin, September 2025 - Mark your calendars for an unmissable event during Berlin Art Week: MATERIAL, a revolutionary hybrid exhibition, is set to debut at the iconic Alhambra Berlin, located at Kurfürstendamm 68. Curated by the visionary Julian Daynov and created in collaboration with artist Peter-Maximilian Ronsdorf and 3D stage designer Finn Dudek, this exhibition will not only redefine your understanding of art but will also bridge the gap between physical and digital spaces.
For the last six months, David has been living with a digital twin. He is one of the first participants in a pilot program designed to push beyond the simple video calls of telehealth and into the strange, intimate world of predictive medicine. The Ghost is a virtual model of him, a breathing, learning algorithm that lives in the cloud and, arguably, knows his body better than he does.
With the help of SAS and Unreal Engine, we can create realistic simulations of factory operations. Imagine watching AGVs navigate through a bustling factory floor, reacting to proximity alerts, obstacles and rare adverse events in real time,