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Weekly DaaS Roundup for May 15
DaaS Never Sleeps
NEWS, READS AND MORE
To succeed with AI, companies must align projects with clear business goals, build strong data management practices, and prioritize augmented intelligence to enhance human decision-making.
PredictHQ has introduced a new feature called "Forecasts" that enables businesses to anticipate the impact of future real-world events on demand, helping them improve planning and decision-making using predictive analytics.
Austrian privacy group NOYB has threatened Meta with legal action for planning to use Europeans’ personal data to train AI models without proper consent, arguing it violates EU privacy laws.
Driven by rising AI demand, Nigeria's data center operators are forecasting rapid expansion, with plans to scale infrastructure and meet growing enterprise needs for cloud services and localized data processing.
WORLD OF DAAS SUMMIT RECAP

Last week, we hosted the 2025 World of DaaS Summit in Washington, DC. It was a day full of sharp insight, real conversations, and collective intelligence. From White House sessions with senior administration officials to intimate, small group roundtables, the event brought together top leaders in data and AI to explore how high-quality, proprietary data is shaping the future. Thank you to our attendees, speakers, and sponsors for making it such a meaningful gathering.
If you are a DaaS leader and want to be part of this growing community, apply to join World of DaaS and get access to private events, curated connections, and more.
🎧 THE LATEST WOD PODCAST 🎧
Brandon Daniels is the CEO of Exiger, which provides AI-powered supply chain and third-party risk management solutions to Fortune 500 companies and government agencies. Exiger has annual revenues of over $150 million and received a majority investment by Carlyle, Insight Partners, and JMI Equity for $1.2 billion in 2023.
In this episode of World of DaaS, Brandon and Auren discuss:
Tariffs and supply chain chaos
Bringing manufacturing back to the US
Data validation in supply chain monitoring
Countries most vulnerable to China's influence
M&A AND FUNDING
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