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The hyperscale capacity crunch is opening doors for Lambda. Convincing customers not to head back out when the shortage eases could be the real test.
Schneider Electric is working with HPE and Nvidia on industrial AI agents for monitoring, security and energy use, with local processing and human oversight central to the plan.
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