
A faster AI agent can still make yesterday’s decision
AI agents can make dangerously outdated decisions using stale data. Chris Sharp explains why data freshness, infrastructure and real-time access matter for reliable automation.

AI agents can make dangerously outdated decisions using stale data. Chris Sharp explains why data freshness, infrastructure and real-time access matter for reliable automation.

AI investment alone will not improve ecommerce performance. Retailers need focused use cases, trusted data, clear ownership and measurable outcomes to turn budgets into value.

Genevieve Brown of WPP Media explores how bringing data into the creative process early can inspire original ideas, strengthen storytelling and deliver more relevant campaigns.

AI is reshaping banking, but architecture will determine whether banks can move beyond chatbots to deliver secure, scalable, action-driven customer experiences with intelligent agents successfully.

UK manufacturers can unlock greater value from AI by modernising ERP, connecting data and building the digital foundations needed for smarter operations.

PQC migration takes time, but sensitive data cannot wait. Simon Pamplin explains how organisations can close the quantum exposure gap through data-centric protection today.

Sovereign AI is reshaping critical services by combining advanced technology with trusted infrastructure, secure data governance, domain expertise and greater operational control.

Mark Tomlinson explores how AI observability, streaming telemetry and automated failover can eliminate payment blind spots, reduce outages and protect revenue at checkout.

In this NODE article, Mala Pillutla explores how smarter telemetry management can reduce observability noise, control costs and give AI more trustworthy, actionable context.

High-quality, accurate and machine-readable data is essential for successful AI, helping organisations improve automation, personalisation, decision-making and return on their AI investments.

Industrial AI needs more than data. Steve Parvin explains how contextualised operational intelligence, digital twins and human expertise can improve industrial decision-making and resilience.

Kevin Cochrane of Vultr explores why data rights, governance and access will become critical as enterprises move AI from experimentation to large-scale deployment.

AI has removed barriers to location data access, but trustworthy decisions still depend on accurate, enriched and continuously maintained data with clear organisational ownership accountability.

Katsutoshi Itoh explores how photonics-powered networks can improve tunnel construction safety, enable remote inspections, and support smarter infrastructure maintenance across the sector.

A practical AI maturity model helping procurement teams reduce backlogs, automate workflows, and evolve into strategic value creators delivering measurable ROI and business impact.

AI does not scale through better code or tools. It scales through operating models, governance and alignment that allow organisations to embed autonomy safely and effectively.

Operational sovereignty is now critical as organisations face geopolitical instability, regulatory pressure and infrastructure disruption while striving to maintain resilience, compliance and control over digital operations.

As cyber threats intensify, industry experts explore how resilience, AI and practical security strategies can help organisations protect data and maintain trust.

In 2026, AI becomes operational. Success will depend on unified data architectures, embedded AI agents, strong governance and skills that enable reliable, real-time intelligence.

Customer retention now depends on flexibility. From pause options to usage-based pricing, modern subscribers demand control, transparency and value-driven subscription experiences that adapt to their behaviour.

AI agents are reshaping UK retail, driving smarter decisions, optimised operations and stronger customer experiences. Retailers that act now and invest in robust data foundations will secure strategic advantage.

Fiona Reid, Director of International Business at Pattern, explores how data and AI empower brands to build resilient, compliant, and agile global supply chains amid rising complexity.

Danijel Stankovic shares five essential lessons for scaling AI successfully, from workforce augmentation and data governance to C-Suite ownership and building a fail-fast, learning culture.

Data sovereignty is becoming vital for AI compliance. Roger Lee of Appian explains how private AI helps organisations maintain control, transparency, and trust amid evolving global regulation.

Hapag-Lloyd employs Intelligent Automation, including RPA and AI, to boost efficiency and customer service in pursuit of its goal to become number one for quality.

Inside the Swedish company transforming global logistics

World Wide Technology and the rise of industrial IoT

An IoT pilot that started off in a squash club is being rolled out across Baker Hughes’ global infrastructure

Niclas Sanfridsson, CEO for Colt DCS, explains how artificial intelligence can simplify and enhance data centre operations

Aligning AI adoption with business goals is crucial for maximizing ROI, requiring robust data infrastructure and integration to enhance operational efficiency and drive innovation.

This month Ben, Rom and James discuss the coronavirus’ impact on Mobile World Congress and the technology industry as a whole. The panel also revisit our Lenovo case study and hear from Aptum Technologies CEO Susan Bowen about her experience of being elected to the Forbes Technology Council.

Telefónica Spain’s Javier Magdalena Pinilla talks us through the company’s bold programme of automation

AI agents can make dangerously outdated decisions using stale data. Chris Sharp explains why data freshness, infrastructure and real-time access matter for reliable automation.

AI investment alone will not improve ecommerce performance. Retailers need focused use cases, trusted data, clear ownership and measurable outcomes to turn budgets into value.

Genevieve Brown of WPP Media explores how bringing data into the creative process early can inspire original ideas, strengthen storytelling and deliver more relevant campaigns.

AI is reshaping banking, but architecture will determine whether banks can move beyond chatbots to deliver secure, scalable, action-driven customer experiences with intelligent agents successfully.

UK manufacturers can unlock greater value from AI by modernising ERP, connecting data and building the digital foundations needed for smarter operations.

PQC migration takes time, but sensitive data cannot wait. Simon Pamplin explains how organisations can close the quantum exposure gap through data-centric protection today.

Sovereign AI is reshaping critical services by combining advanced technology with trusted infrastructure, secure data governance, domain expertise and greater operational control.

Mark Tomlinson explores how AI observability, streaming telemetry and automated failover can eliminate payment blind spots, reduce outages and protect revenue at checkout.

In this NODE article, Mala Pillutla explores how smarter telemetry management can reduce observability noise, control costs and give AI more trustworthy, actionable context.

High-quality, accurate and machine-readable data is essential for successful AI, helping organisations improve automation, personalisation, decision-making and return on their AI investments.

Industrial AI needs more than data. Steve Parvin explains how contextualised operational intelligence, digital twins and human expertise can improve industrial decision-making and resilience.

Kevin Cochrane of Vultr explores why data rights, governance and access will become critical as enterprises move AI from experimentation to large-scale deployment.

AI has removed barriers to location data access, but trustworthy decisions still depend on accurate, enriched and continuously maintained data with clear organisational ownership accountability.

Katsutoshi Itoh explores how photonics-powered networks can improve tunnel construction safety, enable remote inspections, and support smarter infrastructure maintenance across the sector.

A practical AI maturity model helping procurement teams reduce backlogs, automate workflows, and evolve into strategic value creators delivering measurable ROI and business impact.

AI does not scale through better code or tools. It scales through operating models, governance and alignment that allow organisations to embed autonomy safely and effectively.

Operational sovereignty is now critical as organisations face geopolitical instability, regulatory pressure and infrastructure disruption while striving to maintain resilience, compliance and control over digital operations.

As cyber threats intensify, industry experts explore how resilience, AI and practical security strategies can help organisations protect data and maintain trust.

In 2026, AI becomes operational. Success will depend on unified data architectures, embedded AI agents, strong governance and skills that enable reliable, real-time intelligence.

Customer retention now depends on flexibility. From pause options to usage-based pricing, modern subscribers demand control, transparency and value-driven subscription experiences that adapt to their behaviour.

AI agents are reshaping UK retail, driving smarter decisions, optimised operations and stronger customer experiences. Retailers that act now and invest in robust data foundations will secure strategic advantage.

Fiona Reid, Director of International Business at Pattern, explores how data and AI empower brands to build resilient, compliant, and agile global supply chains amid rising complexity.

Danijel Stankovic shares five essential lessons for scaling AI successfully, from workforce augmentation and data governance to C-Suite ownership and building a fail-fast, learning culture.

Data sovereignty is becoming vital for AI compliance. Roger Lee of Appian explains how private AI helps organisations maintain control, transparency, and trust amid evolving global regulation.