Infrastructure

At Sibos 2026, Fed Governor Christopher Waller discussed AI’s potential for cross-border payments and autonomous online shopping, alongside security risks.

Descartes will demonstrate supply chain and logistics AI tools in Chicago Oct. 6–8, including shipment tracking, trade compliance and fleet management.

New York City is installing 17 free modular bathrooms with entry by text, QR code, app or tap card as part of a $4 million, one-year pilot.

Italy’s parliament has voted to restart nuclear energy projects, marking a significant shift in energy policy amid rising energy concerns.

Exus Renewables North America has finished repowering the Highland North and Cambria wind farms in Pennsylvania, enhancing capacity and efficiency.

The OCC has authorized three banks to integrate stablecoins and AI agents, signaling a potential shift in digital banking regulation. Details remain emerging.

Gas prices are rising rapidly, leading to a significant decline in fuel consumption. The causes are unclear, but the trend is drawing widespread attention.

The EPA is considering eliminating public review requirements for data center pollution permits, raising concerns over transparency and environmental oversight.

A new solar power facility has been activated in Chernobyl, marking a significant shift in the site’s use and energy strategy. Details are still emerging.

A recent plane crash in Miami has triggered discussions on implementing safety buffers for runways to prevent similar accidents.