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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.
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.
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.
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.
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
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.
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.
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
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
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.
