IET London Events

Quantum technology is transforming security networks by introducing qubit-based architecture, which can outperform traditional computers in solving complex problems. These quantum computers can tackle encryption systems that would typically take conventional computers decades to crack. This advancement has sparked a focus on developing post-quantum cryptography, a new level of encryption designed to safeguard data from the power of quantum computing.

This presentation will explore how Additive Manufacturing and AI data processing tools can be utilised to build automated design-through-manufacture pipelines for patient specific devices.

How the rise in demand for data and computing effects our aspirations for a Net Zero energy system. Now with the meteoric introduction of AI applications, Data Centres are outgrowing their humble beginnings. Massive scale up is underway to support ever more powerful AI, requiring vast Data Centre campuses, large enough to justify their own nuclear reactors. Where does all this leave our plans for Net Zero?

This talk will provide real world examples of Waste2Energy Anaerobic Digestion System applications that eliminate biodegradable waste from landfills and pave the way to achieving net-zero.