Interviews

Ed Bailey, Intelligent Infrastructure Business, Jabil

CTO/SVP Intelligent Infrastructure Business

2025-09-10

Ultra-fast optical interconnects are essential for AI infrastructure due to their lower latency and higher bandwidth, which are crucial for moving data efficiently in AI systems. At Jabil, we focus not only on designing but also on manufacturing these complex systems at scale.

Mathios Rigas

CEO

Energean

2025-09-10

We are the voice of realism. Many majors have altered their business plans or identity to please the green movement; we stayed true to our course. We produce clean, affordable, sustainable energy.

Ivo Ivanov

CEO

DE-CIX

2025-09-09

Have you heard the phrase "latency is the new currency"? This concept reflects how important low latency has become in the digital world.

Alex Dhillon

CEO

Outtake

2025-09-09

The Turing test, which has been a benchmark in AI, seemed almost obsolete as we were already passing it.

Deepak Pathak

CEO

Skild AI

2025-09-09

But the main part of a robot isn’t the chassis—it’s the brain. The challenge is: how do we build that brain so it can make any hardware work? Skild AI’s motto is “any robot, any task, one brain.”

Dawid Heyl

Portfolio Manager, Natural Resources

Ninety One

2025-09-09

I think there’s now a recognition that metals and minerals will be needed far into the future. If you go back five years, the industry was often labelled as “old economy” and mining was lumped together with fossil fuels, seen as dirty and outdated. Oil and gas may still have a place for longer than expected, but the realisation has grown that mining is different—it’s central to the energy transition.

Paolo Mantero

Chief Strategy Officer

Zurich Insurance Group

2025-09-09

Cyber risk is by far the fastest-evolving and growing risk. It is now the biggest protection gap globally. To put it into perspective, the total global cost of cybercrime is projected to exceed $10 trillion by 2025, compared to the global GDP of $110 trillion.

Cyril Deschanel

Managing Director for Europe

Wireless Logic

2025-09-09

IoT is relatively mature. There are now more connected devices than mobile phones, and more data is generated by things than by people. But data alone is not useful—enterprises want decisions and insights.

Philippe Chiu

Co-CEO & Co-Founder

UnaBiz

2025-09-09

We do not call it AI—we use machine learning. It is collective intelligence. Say you have a fleet of trackers—10% have GPS, Wi-Fi, and Sigfox. The rest are cheap, basic trackers. The cloud takes data from the smart ones and uses that to infer locations of the dumb ones. That is Atlas Sparks. You get high accuracy from low-cost hardware.

Grégory Laloy

IoT Product Line Director, Cyber & Digital

Thales

2025-09-09

An area of interest is post-quantum cryptography, as we see more powerful computers capable of carrying out attacks. This area is crucial for Thales as we continue to work on ensuring security in the era of quantum computing, building on years of investment in post-quantum cryptography to protect citizen-focused solutions such as digital identity, connectivity, and secure transactions.

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