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As businesses look to AI to reduce costs amid economic uncertainty, workforce reductions are becoming a more prominent part of the debate, but research suggests the technology’s impact remains uneven, leaving leaders with a choice between using productivity gains to cut headcount or reinvesting them

AI factories turn energy into intelligence. But before an AI workload can produce its first token, operators must bring an interconnected system of compute, networking, storage, power, cooling, and software online as one productive unit.

The ProcessLab’s team, from left: Annari Tolmay, Ninéll Robinson, Pat Cassisa, and Rizé Blom.

For years, manufacturing events showcased visions of smart factories, AI-powered operations, and autonomous production. At IMTS 2026, the message was noticeably different: The future is no longer a concept. The technology is real, commercially available, and increasingly delivering measurable results on the factory floor.

Mrs Aneke noted that the demands of modern society required women to be willing to learn.

New capacity is keeping pricing in check, even as premium growth maintains an upward trajectory. By: Alex Wright | September 13, 2026 Topics:Excess/Surplus | Sept./Oct. 2026 Issue | WSIA

Gabon has completed a nine-month cybersecurity training programme delivered by MITRE experts, building the capacity of officials from the National Agency for Digital Infrastructure and Frequencies (ANINF) and other public institutions to detect, analyse and respond to cyber threats.

New funding will accelerate Capacity’s next phase as enterprises consolidate AI investments around fewer, more strategic platforms