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JLL report forecasts global demand for specialized data centers, with Tel Aviv emerging on the map of quantum hubs.
JLLs report highlights the emerging demand for specialized data centers driven by quantum computing, with Tel Aviv identified as a potential hub for this technology. Quantum computing, which uses qubits, requires facilities with specific environmental controls, thus impacting the real estate sector. JLL outlines a roadmap for quantum computings integration into data centers, predicting a shift towards Quantum-as-a-Service. The report forecasts significant investment growth in quantum startups, potentially reaching $50 billion annually if quantum computing demonstrates clear advantages over classical computing. Tel Avivs inclusion in the report signals its potential as a quantum industry hub, presenting new opportunities for local real estate developers and investors. JLL emphasizes the importance of early investment and expertise development in capturing future market opportunities.
Melissa Rose, Senior Managing Director at JLL, was speaking in a panel at the Calcalist and Bank Leumi conference in Miami that connected real estate and innovation, led by Anat Katz, Israel's economic attaché in New York.
The article discusses a panel at the Calcalist and Bank Leumi conference in Miami, focusing on the intersection of real estate and innovation. Melissa Rose from JLL highlighted the companys significant investments in technology and its $137 billion in real estate transactions last year. The panelists agreed that AI and technology are transforming the real estate landscape, with opportunities in residential construction and logistics. The discussion also touched on the impact of the pandemic on real estate markets, particularly in South Florida, and the ongoing demand for housing in Israel despite geopolitical challenges. The panel emphasized the need for innovation in real estate to remain relevant and competitive.
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JLL announces acquisition of proptech company Skyline AI
Real estate services firm JLL has announced its acquisition of Skyline AI, an artificial intelligence (AI) technology company that uses machine learning to analyse commercial real estate opportunities. The acquisition will allow JLL to incorporate Skyline AIs technology and proprietary data into its own products, enabling clients to better predict future property values and identify investment opportunities. Skyline AI, which was founded in 2017, uses AI and machine learning algorithms to process data and provide actionable insights for real estate experts.
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Iddo Israely
Global Head of Quant Products - Engineering & Product
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| Employees (range) | 51-200 |
| Exact count | 180 |
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