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Romily Broad

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As seen in: NODE Magazine, NODE Podcast, Tech For Good, African Business Review, Supply Chain Digital, Energy Digital, Technology Magazine, Construction Digital, digitalsport.co
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How the FIFA World Cup 2026™ shows enterprise AI starts with devices, not the data center

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By Romily Broad
| NODE Magazine Verified
Enterprise AI is often framed as a cloud or data center story, yet global sporting events such as the FIFA World Cup™ reveal a very different operational reality. At this scale, intelligence is not experienced through a remote data center. It is delivered through devices, in real time and under intense pressure. Spanning 37 days, 104 fixtures and 16 host cities, the FIFA World Cup 2026™ operates as one of the world’s largest live sporting ecosystems.
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The invisible infrastructure powering the next chapter of storytelling

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By Charlie Bell Verified, Romily Broad
| NODE Magazine Verified
2026 is officially the National Year of Reading – a moment dedicated to literacy, imagination, and the enduring cultural power of stories. Much of the conversation will focus, rightly, on authors, educators, and readers themselves. But, the journey from story to audience is now driven as much by digital infrastructure as by creativity. Reading no longer happens in just one place, or even in one format.
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Bridging today’s fragmented identity landscape and tomorrow’s decentralised future

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By Gonzalo Alonso, Romily Broad
| NODE Magazine Verified
The way we prove who we are online is about to change. The EU Digital Identity (EUDI) Act marks a decisive shift in how identity will be managed, shared and trusted across digital services. For years, businesses have operated within largely centralised identity models – collecting, storing and verifying user data within their own systems. That model is now being fundamentally challenged.
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