Nearly four decades after the assassination of Swedish Prime Minister Olof Palme, new leads are being made public following an AI-driven analysis of open case material. Among other findings, a previously accepted alibi is now being challenged. The results were made possible when Swedish AI infrastructure company Airon provided capacity.
As OpenAI launches its first open language models, Swedish company Airon is one of the few players worldwide providing the infrastructure where the models have been tested and run. Based in Sweden, Airon delivers the technical capacity required–putting the country on the map in global AI development."The launch of open models by OpenAI is a milestone for the entire industry. At the same time, infr
Airon is investing 450 million in Lidköping, Sweden, to build the country's largest AI factory and upgrade its existing site. The company will also offer entire AI factories for rent, providing secure, high-performance computing with significant cost reduction.
