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AI’s Compute Scarcity Problem Will Not Be Solved by Data Centers Alone
Helping companies succeed with AI while avoiding energy waste can address scarcity problems and lower costs.
September 18, 2026: AI’s Compute Scarcity Problem Will Not Be Solved by Data Centers AloneConnecting the dots in rare disease drug discovery
Graph intelligence is redefining what is possible in drug discovery by making sense of what already exists.
September 14, 2026: Connecting the dots in rare disease drug discoveryWhat is missing in the fight against AI-enabled fraud
Connected-data approaches are becoming essential because AI-enabled fraud often leaves patterns across networks, even when individual events appear legitimate.
September 5, 2026: What is missing in the fight against AI-enabled fraudData Lineage Matters in the Age of AI, and Graphs Make It Possible
As AI grows in India’s digital economy, trust will rely not only on intelligence but also on understanding the origins of data and its connections.
August 31, 2026: Data Lineage Matters in the Age of AI, and Graphs Make It PossibleExisting Medicines, New Possibilities – How Graph Intelligence is Accelerating Rare Disease Discovery
Healthcare is generating more biomedical data than ever before. Yet, turning that data into insights to inform new treatments remains a challenge.
August 11, 2026: Existing Medicines, New Possibilities – How Graph Intelligence is Accelerating Rare Disease DiscoveryFragmented data is becoming a systemic risk to fragile global supply chains
Hidden dependencies and bad data in critical systems are leaving civilization exposed to cascading disruption, warns Chris Upkes of Neo4j.
August 10, 2026: Fragmented data is becoming a systemic risk to fragile global supply chainsWhy India’s AI moment depends on context, not compute
The Indian economy is experiencing rapid advances in the field of artificial intelligence. Today, banks are using AI solutions for decision-making on credit to customers; telecommunications companies are using automation for managing networks; and government organizations are investigating how they…
July 8, 2026: Why India’s AI moment depends on context, not computeLetter: Three tests for platforms running critical services
The UK is right to question the platforms behind its critical services. But the debate should not be reduced to whether one provider is trusted. What matters more is whether public institutions retain control as advanced data and AI platforms…
June 28, 2026: Letter: Three tests for platforms running critical servicesOld discoveries, new cures – supercharging rare disease treatment with graph intelligence
Despite over [300 million people](<https://www.thelancet.com/journals/langlo/article/PIIS2214-109X(24)00056-1/fulltext>) globally living with a rare disease, patients often wait nearly five years for a confirmed diagnosis. In the UK alone, only 5% of rare diseases have an approved treatment. Even with years of investment and…
June 25, 2026: Old discoveries, new cures – supercharging rare disease treatment with graph intelligence