As military operations' reliance on AI increased, the protection of data centres, which keep it functional, became a critical matter. Data centres concentrated in one geographical area pose significant challenges to the security of missions, as such sites can be easily destroyed concurrently. Conversely, distributing them allows them to continue operating even when one „node” is down. Gregory Brook from Bastogne AI explains how using ships plays a crucial role in achieving the above goal and how AI evolves in the defence sector.
In this podcast, you will also learn:
1. Why an ordinary MacBook can outperform decades-old military platforms in raw computing capability.
2. Why AI cannot simply live in a distant data centre.
3. What “edge AI” really means in a military context.
4. Why and how distributed computing can make military systems more resilient.
5. Why military AI hardware has different requirements from commercial AI hardware.
6. How AI could change the scale of drone operations.
7. Why Ukraine's experience is so important for defence innovation.
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