When you treat culture like infrastructure, something engineered and strengthened over time, you design for change.

This paper was written in November 2024 prior to the inauguration of President Trump, and as such does not reflect or account for the changes that have occurred in the development space since then due ...

Data center architecture will change radically—from building design and cooling systems to urban planning—fundamentally ...

The word “infrastructure” denotes bigness—big projects, big costs and big investment opportunities. That’s why investors get excited when something like the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law comes down ...

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Infrastructure development is central to several global structural tailwinds and could require $106 trillion in investments through 2040. The United States remains a ...

Road building doesn't exist in a vacuum. It is one system that exists alongside many others, and examining what influences and effects these interconnected groups is known as, "systems thinking." ...

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Generative AI in healthcare has reached a turning point as adoption continues to grow, but health systems face critical challenges with scaling the technology. Establishing effective policies around ...

Global infrastructure spending remains structurally strong heading into year-end 2025, supported by aging assets, energy ...

NASA has been studying an architecture called LunaNet for lunar communications and navigation that could require a new time standard. Credit: NASA Building space policy is hard enough. It’s harder ...