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Are You Afraid of the Dark?

New uncertainty in making AI decisions with Maryland data privacy law.

Nick Reese
Apr 17, 2025
For The Love of Hard Problems

Why we build and what our foundation rests on

Nick Reese
Apr 15, 2025
Raw Materials Reloaded: Neodymium

China’s sanctions on magnet technology and implications for emerging technology innovation

Nick Reese
Apr 10, 2025
What We Build: Kundi

Kundi is a tool belt of AI algorithms that always pick the right tool for the job.

Nick Reese
Apr 8, 2025
Solving the AI Mystery

This is how successful AI implementation is done.

Nick Reese
Apr 3, 2025
What We Build: Limni

Limni was built with the recognition that every business problem and mission challenge is different and unique so why would someone apply a generic tool to fix them?

Nick Reese
Apr 1, 2025
Non-Cloud AI Warfighters: Reducing Risk of AI in the Field

Building resilience to attacks on the supporting infrastructure around a critical AI system can be the difference between a timely tactical decision and disaster.

Frontier Foundry
Mar 27, 2025
Whiplash or Progress? The Executive Order Shaking Up Infrastructure

Building efficiency into infrastructure is crucial, despite policy whiplash.

Nick Reese
Mar 25, 2025
Faster Updates, Smarter Models: How LLMs Are Shaping Tech Development

With LLMs and CI/CD pipelines working together, companies are redefining software innovation, cutting costs, and dramatically improving development speed.

Frontier Foundry
Mar 20, 2025
Training AI Like an Athlete: The Story of Our Legal Tool

Unlike ChatGPT and Claude, our AI doesn’t need the internet—because your client data should never online.

Nick Reese
Mar 18, 2025
The Wild West of Space: Are Governments Losing Control of Infrastructure Development?

Real plans to create the first space infrastructure to enable cislunar and interplanetary travel are underway.

Nick Reese
Mar 13, 2025
AI, Data, and Client Confidentiality: The Legal Industry’s Privacy Dilemma

In our conversations with law firms and compliance teams, one theme emerges repeatedly: the fear of data breaches.

Frontier Foundry
Mar 11, 2025
Build vs. Buy in the Age of AI: A CEO’s Perspective

Building custom AI solutions offers the potential for far greater ROI over time.

Sultan Meghji
Mar 6, 2025
The Quantum Computing Dilemma: Publicity First, Proof Second

The pursuit for a quantum computer has a major issue: The race to be first is eclipsing the requirement to be sure.

Nick Reese
Mar 4, 2025
The Revenge of Raw Materials

AI’s future is built on rare earth minerals—without them, even the most advanced AI models are just lines of code.

Nick Reese
Feb 27, 2025
What Would Adam Smith Say About Your AI?

Do you need a specialist or a generalist? If you need a specialist, don’t implement generalist AI. If you need privacy and security, don’t implement a system that was not designed for that.

Nick Reese
Feb 25, 2025
Constant Demand: Opportunities in Supply Side Fentanyl Interdiction

"The lives already lost are owed our very best."

Frontier Foundry
Feb 20, 2025
The Hidden Hazards of Billion-Dollar Banking

"In tests, our approach predicted 9 out of 10 bank failures before they happened. Let that sink in."

Sultan Meghji
Feb 18, 2025
Is AI for All the Answer to Your Business Problem?

What we need is a specialized tool for your specialized problem.

Nick Reese
Feb 13, 2025
The Synthetic Opioid Crisis is a National Security Threat. Let’s Start Acting Like It.

In a two-year period, we’ve experienced nearly as many deaths as WWII, and we still aren’t treating the opioid epidemic as a threat to the security of our homeland.

Frontier Foundry
Feb 11, 2025
The Tale of Java 1 and LLMs: Parallels in Universal Expression

On January 23rd, 1996, the world witnessed the birth of Java 1.0, a programming language that would not just revolutionize the software industry but also inspire a new wave of possibilities.

Frontier Foundry
Feb 6, 2025
Building Stellara: The First Space LLM

"Stellara solves a once impossible problem: how to determine what critical infrastructure sector is impacted by an outage of an individual satellite."

Nick Reese
Feb 4, 2025
Replacing Our AI Privacy Expectations: Teenage Angst and the FIPPs

As a kid who grew up in the 90s, I’m not ashamed to say I’m a Dave Matthews Band fan.

Nick Reese
Jan 30, 2025
Quantum Indicators: What if China Gets a Quantum Computer First?

Black holes are a natural phenomenon that occurs in space and from which nothing, not light, not information, can escape.

Nick Reese
Jan 28, 2025
America's $500 Billion AI Moonshot: Why It's Not Just About Technology

As the CEO of a leading artificial intelligence company, who built his first AI 30 years ago, I've witnessed firsthand how AI has transformed from a scientific curiosity to an American economic imperative.

Sultan Meghji
Jan 23, 2025
Enhancing Workforce Productivity with AI Tools

I grew up in a coal mining town, the son of a coal miner.

Nick Reese
Jan 21, 2025
State of Secured AI for Legal in 2025

The trend has been underway for a while but 2025 represents an inflection point for the legal industry.

Frontier Foundry
Jan 16, 2025
Navigating AI in Regulated Markets: Looking Forward into 2025

As we step into 2025, I wanted to share my thoughts on where we're headed in the world of AI for regulated industries.

Sultan Meghji
Jan 14, 2025
Attack Season

How a cyber attack against Smart Agriculture could cause longer-term effects than attacks on urban systems

Nick Reese
Jan 9, 2025
Municipal Chaos: How Chaos Theory Explains Cyberattacks Against Smart City Architectures

When a linear act leads to non-linear results, it’s chaos.

Nick Reese
Jan 7, 2025
Frostbyte and the Scarf of Data Clarity

On a crisp winter evening, deep in the pine woods blanketed by fresh snow, Frostbyte the Snowman stood puzzled.

Nick Reese
Dec 24, 2024
Podcast Feature: Navigating Tomorrow's Tech Landscape with Sultan Meghji and Don Finley

As we wrap 2024 together and are looking around the corner at 2025, we wanted to bring you a special treat. Our first partnered content with our friends from FINdustries.

Frontier Foundry
Dec 19, 2024
Was 2024 the Year of Quantum?

Was 2024 the Year of Quantum?

Nick Reese
Dec 17, 2024
Let’s Count ‘Em Down: The Top 7 Emerging Tech Hits of 2024

Don’t touch that dial!

Nick Reese
Dec 12, 2024
2024: A Pivotal Year In Finance

The financial landscape of 2024 has been defined by a striking paradox: while artificial intelligence and quantum computing promised to revolutionize everything from trading to risk management, traditional economic forces remained stubbornly resistant to technological disruption.

Sultan Meghji
Dec 10, 2024
5 Things I’m Expecting to Change for the Space Economy Under a Second Trump Administration

Change feels like an understatement as 2024 closes and 2025 rises.

Nick Reese
Dec 5, 2024
Part 3: AI-Powered Regime Detection: Optimizing Hedge Fund Strategies in Real Time

In Part 1, we explored how privacy-preserving AI can optimize portfolios, and in Part 2, we delved into how AI can analyze trader behavior to enhance their adaptability.

Sultan Meghji
Dec 3, 2024
AI-Driven Adaptability: Optimizing Trader Behavior for Hedge Fund Success

In Part 1, we explored how privacy-preserving AI is transforming portfolio management, enabling hedge funds to optimize their portfolios in ways previously unimaginable.

Sultan Meghji
Nov 26, 2024
Balancing Innovation and Oversight in the Technological Era: The AI Governance Conundrum

What do you think of when you think of AI governance? A hallowed hall of stern looking, powdered wig wearing, judges who are issuing a harsh ruling to an AI being?

Nick Reese
Nov 21, 2024
Stellar Deception: Disinformation’s Threat to Effective Space Incident Response

Over seven days in April 1970, Gene Kranz solidified his legend in the long history of legends at NASA. Kranz was the flight director credited with bringing the Apollo 13 astronauts home after a near-catastrophic equipment failure. Kranz’s quick and decisive thinking in the face of unclear and incomplete information led to a series of solutions to the right problems at the right moments, bringing the astronauts to a soft splashdown in the Pacific near a waiting USS Iwo Jima.

Nick Reese
Nov 19, 2024
The Next Q Clearance

My father-in-law is a quantum physicist and every time I write something about quantum, I hear him in my head. I’m worried that the following question will sound like nails on the chalkboard to him but I’m going with it anyway. I’ve been married for over 12 years, so I feel safe.

Nick Reese
Nov 14, 2024
The Competitive Edge: How AI is Transforming Hedge Fund Portfolio Management

As the CEO of an AI firm focused on revolutionizing hedge funds, I’ve witnessed firsthand how Artificial Intelligence is transforming the financial industry.

Sultan Meghji
Nov 12, 2024
Value in the Time of LLMs

You may be experiencing a similar problem that Florentino Ariza had. Florentino was in love with Fermina Daza, but Fermina’s father did not approve. It was not until much later when Fermina’s husband, Dr. Urbino, who was approved by her father, died and Fermina and Florentino were finally able to take their voyage down the Magdalena River.

Frontier Foundry
Nov 7, 2024
From Cloud to Edge: Why Financial Services Are Moving Toward On-Premise AI

The financial services industry has long been at the forefront of adopting new technologies to enhance efficiency, improve customer experience, and manage risk.

Sultan Meghji
Nov 5, 2024
The Whispering Cloud: A Data Center Ghost Story

In the heart of a vast city, hidden among the towering skyscrapers and gleaming technology hubs, stood a public cloud data center. To most, it was an unremarkable building—glass, steel, and security. But within the tech community, rumors swirled of strange occurrences inside.

Frontier Foundry
Oct 31, 2024
The Economic Case for a Space Critical Infrastructure model

The utility of space-based services and information is beyond reproach, as reflected in the increasing demand for space services on the part of Earthlings.

Frontier Foundry
Oct 22, 2024
Reserve Capacity and the Emerging Competition Over Batteries

I promise this isn’t going to be one of those “data is the new oil” posts, but the oil analogy is useful. According to a recent Financial Times article, China is building battery production facilities at a rate that is currently double the estimated demand for gigawatt hours globally.

Frontier Foundry
Oct 15, 2024
The Role of AI in M&A Due Diligence: Why Security Matters More Than Ever

In a process that is inherently complex, involving the analysis of vast amounts of data under tight deadlines, artificial intelligence (AI) offers a compelling proposition for transforming mergers and acquisitions (M&A) due diligence.

Frontier Foundry
Oct 10, 2024
How Secured Quantitative AI is Redefining Risk Management in Banks

Driving and constraining.

Sultan Meghji
Oct 3, 2024
Cloudy Skies: Cloud Computing in the Era of a Space Internet

Cloudy skies have often been a metaphor for sadness or an unlucky streak.

Frontier Foundry
Sep 26, 2024
Protecting Sensitive Financial Data: The Case(s) for Secured Non-Cloud AI Solutions

The financial sector is no stranger to sensitive data.

Sultan Meghji
Sep 19, 2024
6G is a Team Sport

“The more, the merrier” is one of those phrases that you have to be careful with.

Frontier Foundry
Sep 12, 2024
Did Big Tech bite off more than it can chew with AI?

It’s time to take a deep breath when it comes to AI.

Sultan Meghji
Sep 3, 2024
Value in the Quantum Third Wave

The publication of the new asymmetric post quantum encryption standards is now over two weeks old.

Frontier Foundry
Aug 28, 2024
Day Zero: The Standardization of Post-Quantum Cryptographic Algorithms

Day zero was August 13, 2024.

Frontier Foundry
Aug 21, 2024
AI Cartography: Charting a Path to Privacy Preserving AI

Finding what you are looking for is much easier when you have a map.

Frontier Foundry
Aug 13, 2024
Taking the Highest High Ground: Strategic Prepositioning of Counter Space Weapons and Impacts to Critical Infrastructure

It is July of 2024, but Americans are looking up at the sky much the same way Americans did in 1957 after the announcement of the Sputnik launch. On May 16, 2024, a rocket bound for low Earth orbit (LEO) lifted off the Plesetsk Cosmodrome just outside Moscow. By May 21st, Pentagon officials were making

Frontier Foundry
Jul 18, 2024
Drugonomics and Data: Analyzing a New Path Forward in Counternarcotics

With any supply chain, there is a cost. This is as true for the supermarket as it is for illicit drug cartels. The only difference here is the product and where the money is funneled. The cartels must spend money from the farmer that grows the coca or poppy or the chemist that mixes the fentanyl to the mule that carries it across the border. In between are a series of corrupt police officers, politicians, and other officials that create the environments that are ripe for exploitation for the benefit of the cartels. That means that the disruption of a farm or a processing facility has little near term economic cost for the cartel. They move the facility or they up production at an existing facility and they move on. It is far more expensive for the cartels to interdict a large drug load at the US border because they have had to pay along the entire supply chain for the movement of the load only to have it interdicted at the last step. The disruption of the supply chain at nodes closer to the US border is the costliest action US authorities can impose on the cartels.

Frontier Foundry
Jul 3, 2024
A More Effective Approach to Supply Side Narcotics Strategy in the Time of Fentanyl

Historically, the role of Drug Cartel Kingpin has come with some…occupational hazards. Sure, a rival cartel might come after you and your family or you may have to put down some intra-cartel ambition for your job. But you would also find yourself at the very center of the supply side strategy of United States. The US and its allies have for over 30 years engaged in a decapitation strategy regarding cartels abroad. Instead, the US and its allies should make the role of Drug Cartel Kingpin the safest job in the cartel industry and should increase the occupational hazards of other roles. Those roles that are strategically important to the supply chain and whose disruption will cause Kingpins to turn into isolated and ineffective figureheads as their pet tiger-supporting income slowly dries up.

Frontier Foundry
Jun 26, 2024
Escaping the Data Vacuum: Rethinking LLM Training and the Future of AI

By Nick Reese

Frontier Foundry
May 29, 2024
National Security Memorandum-22 omitted space entirely. Here’s a path forward.

If you listened closely, you could hear the collective groans of the commercial space community echo through space and time on April 30, 2024. This is the infamous day that the new federal government policy on critical infrastructure (National Security Memorandum 22

Frontier Foundry
May 21, 2024
What I Learned at the White House Lunar Interoperability Forum

By Nick Reese

Frontier Foundry
May 17, 2024
Privacy Luxury?

Expert Commentary & Strategic Cybersecurity--By Nick Reese

Frontier Foundry
May 17, 2024
NSM-22 Release: Space Industry Left Out, but Opportunity Beckons for Independent Space Infrastructure Policy

If you listened closely, you could hear the collective groans of the commercial space community echo through space and time on April 30, 2024. This is the infamous day that the new federal government policy on critical infrastructure (National Security Memorandum 22

Frontier Foundry
May 7, 2024
Frontier Foundry Launches Cutting-Edge Artificial Intelligence for Space Systems

Washington, D.C., -- Frontier Foundry, a leading artificial intelligence company focused on bringing Ensemble AI systems to market, launched its new AI outer space risk management and simulation system called Stellara. Stellara provides advanced risk analysis for the satellites and constellations that provide services and data to our terrestrial systems and critical infrastructure.

Frontier Foundry
Apr 24, 2024
Let’s use AI to stop fentanyl at the border and keep it from killing Americans

Over 70,000 Americans were killed by fentanyl. AI is an inexpensive solution to help us stop drugs at the border

Sultan Meghji
Apr 19, 2024
Dress Shoes and Hiking Boots – our company culture

Somewhere on 160 West

Frontier Foundry
Apr 17, 2024
Unlocking AI's Potential in the Arts: A Call for Collaboration & Pragmatic Leadership

Sultan Meghji
Apr 16, 2024
So, you can use AI (Artificial Intelligence)?

Roque Martinez
Apr 2, 2024
DINOSAURS AND PII: LLMS Assisted Policy Creation In Federal Federated Space

Nick Reese and Chris Bodley
Mar 25, 2024
What Gets Measured Gets Done: How to Choose AI Projects that Deliver Value in 2024

Sultan Meghji
Mar 19, 2024
Value in the Time of LLMs

Nick Reese
Mar 13, 2024
THE USE OF AI IN BENCHMARKING PERFORMANCE

Jimmie Lenz
Mar 5, 2024
The Next Q Clearance

Nick Reese
Feb 29, 2024
THE FUTURE OF CONVERGENCE: QUANTUM, 6G, AND PRIX-FIXE MENUS

Strategic Cybersecurity & Expert Commentary--By Nick Reese

Frontier Foundry
Feb 20, 2024
Frontier Foundry Launches LIMNI: Next-Gen Secure Laptop AI System

Frontier Foundry
Feb 14, 2024
Balancing Innovation and Oversight in the Technological Era: The AI Governance Conundrum

Nick Reese
Jan 29, 2024
Unlocking the Hidden Truth: Is the Market Shortchanging You for the Risks You Take?

Frontier Foundry
Jan 25, 2024
Frontier Foundry's RFI Response for the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) Draft: "National Plan for Civil Earth Observations" 🌐

Frontier Foundry
Jan 19, 2024
The Next Epoch in Finance: Embracing Crypto as a catalyst for Digital Transformation, Accelerated by AI

Sultan Meghji
Jan 11, 2024
AI... in Space!

The year in review and the frontier ahead

Frontier FOundry
Dec 20, 2023
Privacy at the Municipal Level: Optimization, Aggregation, and Sourdough Tortillas

Strategic Cybersecurity - Expert Commentary

Frontier Foundry
Dec 18, 2023
Spaced Out at the Swedish Embassy

Notes from the recent Space Executive Roundtable hosted by Sweden

Frontier Foundry
Dec 11, 2023
Frontier Foundry's Public Comment on National Standards for Critical and Emerging Tech

Our response to the Request for Information on the Implementation of the National Standards Strategy for Critical and Emerging Technology

Frontier Foundry
Dec 4, 2023
The Evolution and Impact of E-Government on Public Service Delivery

Matthew Zuccaro

Frontier Foundry
Nov 29, 2023
Social Impacts of Municipal Technology: Surveillance, Accessibility, and Crispy Brussels Sprouts

Strategic Cybersecurity - Expert Commentary

Frontier Foundry
Nov 27, 2023
A Connected Community Toolkit for municipal Leaders: Important Questions (and Adult Beverages)

Strategic Cybersecurity - Expert Commentary

Frontier Foundry
Oct 26, 2023
Generative AI Supported Investment Selection, Panacea, Problematic, or Something Else?

Will the use of AI by investment managers lead to serial correlation?

Frontier Foundry
Oct 10, 2023
Complexity on Complexity: Connected Communities, Critical Infrastructure, and Refreshing Salads

Strategic Cybersecurity - Expert Commentary

Frontier Foundry
Oct 6, 2023
Reserve Capacity and the Emerging Competition Over Batteries

An analysis of strategic energy reserves and geopolitics

Frontier Foundry
Oct 5, 2023
4 Emerging Technology Lessons from UNGA 2023

Global policy expert commentary

Frontier Foundry
Sep 28, 2023
CONVERGENCE APPLIED: CONNECTED COMMUNITIES, MUNICIPAL EFFICIENCIES, AND GRILLED DELIGHTS

This is the second installment in our series on technology convergence, cybersecurity, and the implications for policymakers. You can read the first post here.

Frontier Foundry
Sep 21, 2023
UNDERSTANDING: EMERGING TECH, OUR COMMUNITIES & DELICIOUS DESSERTS

Strategic Cybersecurity - Expert Commentary

Frontier Foundry
Sep 21, 2023
We've launched!

Frontier Foundry
Sep 6, 2023
Ancient Policies and Star-Crossed Infrastructure Risk

Sectors? Critical Functions? How about automation?

Frontier Foundry
Sep 5, 2023
Priorities and Policy...Quantum and AI

Emerging Technology at the Center of Great Power Competition

Frontier Foundry
Sep 3, 2023
AI in the Time of Fentanyl

The Convergence of Mission and Capability

Frontier Foundry
Sep 2, 2023
ET as Diplomacy

Here’s a riddle for you: What’s hard to identify, hard to develop, and hard to maintain? If you answered “international...

Frontier Foundry
Aug 6, 2023