AI is moving fast. But can the infrastructure behind it move at the same speed?

You are making decisions today about how your organisation prepares for an AI-driven future. But those ambitions depend on something you don't fully control: access to compute, sufficient energy and an electricity grid that can support growing demand.
What happens when that infrastructure becomes the constraint? When capacity is scarce, who gets priority?
Can Europe build fast enough to remain competitive? And how dependent do we want to be on infrastructure controlled elsewhere?

This panel looks beyond AI applications and focuses on a question that could increasingly determine your organisation's ability to grow and compete: do we have the infrastructure to deliver on our AI ambitions?