Faberwork, LLC

Pay Attention to Legacy Code The mushrooming cybersecurity problem is functionally expanding the idea of “legacy code” to include far more than merely old, inefficient code. Now, the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) encourage the use of “memory safe” code. Not doing so is “dangerous and significantly elevates risk to national security.” Deadlines to fix bad code may not be in the hands of the business anymore. As we look toward January 1, 2026, firms may need help correcting legacy code. Faberwork can be of assistance. Contact Yogesh Sharma at [email protected] to learn more.

New AI forecast – sunny regulation trends Weather forecasting is far easier than political forecasting in the U.S., but politics is usually more important for business planners. And for this week, the question is whether we get more AI or less with these American election results. The answer is likely more, mainly because we expect less regulation and more emphasis on national security. The result may be different over time, but for now, businesses should plan for even hotter growth in AI. Faberwork has AI/ML specialists who can help you grow your business. Contact: Alok Pancholi, Founder & CEO, Faberwork.

Election day had a special challenge for residents of Northern California as the local utility, PG&E, cut off power to numerous cities to protect them against fires. For the nation, this is yet another lesson on the fragility of the Grid. Just as electrical demand surges, environmental risks are growing. Improving the durability and capacity of the Grid is a growing national concern that better designs and operations are trying to address. Faberwork has deep experience in dealing with companies that need to protect their exposure to the Grid. If you have needs in this area, Faberwork can help. Contact Alok Pancholi, Founder & CEO, Faberwork on [email protected].

U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has reaffirmed its commitment to AI in its Roadmap New Initiative for Artificial Intelligence in Science, Security and Technology. For the U.S. energy industry, AI implemented with IoT is today’s challenge and tomorrow’s opportunity. Faberwork can help you with your AI and IoT technical needs.?Contact Yogesh Sharma at [email protected]

As AI grows, so goes your risk The growth of corporate AI is changing the nature of operational risk. For businesses, the “operator” in operational risk is increasingly the company IoT itself and not individuals. The IoT must be programmed and maintained to reduce issues like interoperability and security. With the advance of technology, reducing IoT risk is an essential component of managing overall corporate risk. We can help. Faberwork has experts in AI/ML and IoT implementation. For more information, contact Yogesh Sharma at [email protected]

?? Faberwork joined the Snowflake World Tour yesterday, attending the packed Time-Series Analytics in Snowflake session! We witnessed firsthand how Snowflake's platform is redefining data capabilities with advanced time-series analytics. Christopher J. Napoli, CFA, Snowflake's Head of Wealth and Asset Management, captured it perfectly: "Our hope is that if you're just starting out investing in an Enterprise Data AI system from Snowflake, it's a platform you can grow with." ?? At Faberwork, we're excited to leverage our expertise in both Snowflake and Time-Series data analytics to help our clients unlock powerful, data-driven insights. Ready to grow your data potential? We're here to help you make it happen with Snowflake! ?? #SnowflakeWorldTour #DataAnalytics #TimeSeries #Faberwork #DataTransformation

The surge in complex natural disasters has been well documented and in many cases personally experienced. The need for disaster communication has not been met by the rise in social commentary. Instead, our recent experience is that professional disaster communication has become more critical, not less. And the time to construct the networks, especially mobile networks, is now. Faberwork can help. Reach out to Alok Pancholi, Founder and CEO of Faberwork.

This week, California continued what might be called the American approach to AI regulation. The Governor vetoed a sweeping set of rules on AI safety but had previously agreed to several narrow limitations, including one for actors and dead performers. The EU approach, by contrast, looks broader and stricter.? Which one do you prefer?

The conversation about the performance of the AI revolution is fast taking shape. The “AI is hype argument” is fast losing to the “AI is becoming a cornerstone of our economy” belief. For example, the Wall Street Journal’s story on the rising heights of new data centers is an illustration of the permanence of which tech, particularly AI, is evolving. The change in the skyline is also culturally significant, showing the integration of tech into our future. Building and maintaining the new skyline will demand the exacting skills of AI/ML specialists with experience. Reach out to Faberwork on [email protected] to learn more.?

The founder is without a doubt the start-up’s best salesperson. But how does a founder find the time for sales? The founder, after all, has a company to create and run as well as a steady flow of issues to attend. Besides this, the founder must create and nurture the tech/app infrastructure which will be at the core of the new company. Founders, no matter how tech savvy they are, should expect to need tech/app support. Allocating time to sales while outsourcing tech support is a sign of business maturity, not an indication of a founder’s lack of analytical skills. There isn’t time for everything. Faberwork has a long history of helping founders with tech/app support. This can range from operational and technical needs, to managing cybersecurity issues, all at a price designed for start-ups. For more information on Faberwork’s commitment to start-ups contact Yogesh Sharma, Senior Architect, Faberwork at [email protected]