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AI-powered digital twin to mitigate power cuts in Ireland

AI-powered digital twin to mitigate power cuts in Ireland

A digital twin powered by artificial intelligence (AI) technology is being developed to reduce the risk of weather-related power cuts in the Republic of Ireland. Ireland’s distribution system operator (DSO) ESB Networks has announced the project in partnership with AI infrastructure modelling platform Neara.

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