One walk across the manufacturing floor at Modular Power & Data (MPD) shows remnants of their metal fabricating history. From restaurant menu boards to lake piers, the company’s client base has been as diverse as the work they perform. But now MPD is turning the lion’s share of its attention to next-generation technology, producing
The Moody’s Analytics map highlighted by Fortune underscores that reality, placing Wisconsin outside the group of states experiencing contraction and reinforcing its position as a stable, growing environment amid broader national headwinds. While many manufacturing-heavy states have faced recession risk or outright decline, Wisconsin has continued to move forward with balance and resilience.
With the proliferation of data center development in southeastern Wisconsin, and the investment being made by operators of those facilities in these communities, Wiscon Products owner Torben Christensen took advantage of an opportunity to improve the processes his company employs via artificial intelligence.
Microsoft Vice Chair and President Brad Smith joined CEOs and other leaders from around southeastern Wisconsin for a listening session this week, discussing several issues that have been permeating the news, social media and conversations around the water cooler.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming industries, research and daily life – powering everything from smart services to advanced analytics. Behind every AI application is a network of data centers, the infrastructure that enables high-speed computing and large-scale data processing.