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Ireland’s definition of “critical infrastructure” may already be outdated.Having read the Critical Infrastructure Bill 2026 and the National Development Plan. One thing stood out. The Bill defines infrastructure in very traditional terms — transport, energy…

One thing that stands out reading through the IEA’s recent report, “Key Questions on Energy and AI” (link below), is the growing mismatch between the speed of software evolution and the speed of physical infrastructure.…

Financial Times Opinion/Letter “Why do politicians want AI to go faster?” (Opinion, March 31) highlights the disconnect between political enthusiasm for AI and public caution. One important factor shaping that caution, however, is culture. https://www.ft.com/content/ec4b170d-6699-4e69-af5b-dcf2fd3f499d

Completed my Diploma in Systemic Innovation Management with the Amplify Institute Sweden.  This diploma enables me to work with my Clients to create favorable conditions and remove barriers for Systematic Innovation.  Backed by the ISO…

Financial Times Opinion/Letter: A dangerous assumption underlies the political enthusiasm for large-scale data collection From Frazer McKimm, Dublin, Ireland https://www.ft.com/content/7f9d9613-81f6-44ed-b6aa-21e39049c72b

Moderator at FYUZ 2025, we delved into the transformation of Ireland’s tower and asset providers, shifting from passive landlords to active digital infrastructure enablers, paving the way for AI-driven, intelligent cities.