“45% of banks have already integrated generative AI technologies into their technology stacks, while an additional 30% are exploring its implementation.” Reimagining GenAI’s role in banking looks beyond this statistic to what’s next. The paper contends that for banking leaders to truly embrace AI, they must also understand how to balance the risks against its potential. It also discusses how AI’s role is not limited to technology, it’s about transforming the very fabric of operations and culture to unlock sustainable value and innovation for banks, their customers and their employees. From demystifying GenAI’s role in banking and navigating regulatory complexity to outlining key considerations for scaling GenAI in banking, as well as highlighting some practical AI in banking use cases, this whitepaper provides leaders with valuable insights into how to capitalise on the huge promise of AI in the banking industry. Download the PDF now to find out how your bank can achieve value from generative AI implementation.

The fast-paced world of technological innovation and the increased reliance on digital resources are making it more critical than ever for businesses to have a robust network infrastructure. Yet, many companies are finding their current networks ill-equipped to handle these growing demands, especially when it comes to implementing large-scale AI projects. This report delves into the essential elements of a network infrastructure that is future-ready and capable of supporting the rapid growth of data and AI applications. IDC's Technology Leaders Survey 2024 of 650 respondents informs much of this report, providing insights into the challenges and priorities influencing global technology leaders in their quest for digital maturity. In this report, you'll discover:

The in-depth analysis shows how custom optical filters outperform standard catalogue options in boosting the performance of scientific and industrial instruments like fluorescence microscopes and spectrophotometers. It explains how tailored filters are designed to meet specific performance requirements, ensuring greater accuracy, reliability, and cost-efficiency. Unlike catalogue filters, custom solutions allow manufacturers to optimize critical parameters such as wavelength range, out-of-band blocking, and physical dimensions, which enhances instrument functionality while reducing complexity. The paper also highlights how custom filters can improve integration, streamline design, and deliver cost-effective solutions, ultimately providing a competitive advantage in specialized applications across various industries.

Traditional computing infrastructure faces bottlenecks when managing massive datasets and complex simulations, often delaying critical life science research. Viridien addresses this challenge with its scalable, results-driven "Outcome as a Service" (OaaS) model, offering cloud-based HPC resources tailored to specific research needs. Viridien's model optimises computational workflows, reduces drug discovery timelines, and lowers costs by providing access to advanced simulations and parallel processing capabilities. Researchers benefit from Viridien’s HPC expertise, which improves operational efficiency and enables faster market entry for new drugs. By focusing on achieving specific research outcomes rather than raw computing resources, OaaS minimises hidden costs while delivering measurable results.

The digital grid leverages connectivity to unite energy consumers and producers, enabling bidirectional energy transmission. Digitalizing and virtualizing substations have become critical in grid investments, driven by advances in edge computing, AI, IT/OT integration, advanced distribution protection, and software-defined assets.

Explore the future of maritime innovation with Navigating Tomorrow’s Waters: The World of Autonomous Marine Vehicles, from Harwin. This concise e-book explores the evolving landscape of autonomous marine technology – a sector that is fast growing with wide reaching implications for society. Discover how artificial intelligence and robotics are revolutionizing the sector, and the crucial role electronics play in ensuring reliability. With insights on market trends, case studies, and design considerations, this e-book offers a roadmap to the future of autonomous marine vehicles.

In today’s evolving technological landscape, taking the right steps to ensure an integration project is “right first time” is more crucial than ever, particularly as systems become more powerful and configurable, making previously unique projects more standardised. This White Paper explores the essential strategies and considerations for successful system integration, particularly when it comes to the software behind the system. It draws on expert integrator insights from a recent roundtable discussion hosted by Imaging and Machine Vision Europe, in partnership with Zebra Technologies.

The rise of automation in the warehousing sector presents both opportunities and challenges for businesses. Successfully navigating these complexities is crucial to leverage the benefits of increased efficiency and reduced costs. This guide provides a comprehensive guide to help your business make informed decisions about investing in warehouse automation. Drawing on industry expertise and research, this guide offers valuable insights into the key considerations for successful automation implementation. In this guide, you'll learn:

The desire to incorporate AI into business strategies is widespread, but the path to successful AI project deployment is fraught with challenges. Many projects fail due to a lack of clear vision, inadequate data, and infrastructure limitations. This guide offers a lifeline for navigating these complexities. Gain insights from WEKA's CTO, Shimon Ben David, and learn how to ask the right questions to set your AI projects up for success. In this guide, you'll discover how to: