Why did a software services company, and major partner to the Department of Veterans Affairs, known for living at the intersection of data infrastructure and healthcare, launch a new Microelectronic Cybersecurity division? Want to learn more about how this self-described “under-the-radar plumber” and Federal Health data SME is pushing all in on AI, but with a focus on creating better training data for AI systems?

In this interview, Peter Levin, CEO of Amida Technology Solutions, discusses the launch of a new specialized business unit focused on advancing microelectronic cybersecurity.

He explains the connection between Amida’s expertise in data infrastructure and the underlying technology of microelectronics. Peter also shares the evolution of the project, which stemmed from previous experience in the semiconductor industry and collaboration with the Navy through SBIR funding.

Topics discussed during the interview include:

• The connection between data infrastructure expertise and microelectronics technology.
• Genesis of the project through previous experience in the semiconductor industry and collaboration with the Navy.
• A recent strategic hire of industry expert Margaret Schmitt who has taken over as GM of the Microelectronics Security initiative.
• What’s Next: Peter shares plans to leverage this company’s expertise in AI to improve training data quality for AI systems.

AND more…

After listening, is your interest piqued by microelectronic cybersecurity or AI Training Data? If you want to learn more about it, reach out to Peter via LinkedIn.

To view The Hill article “The real issue with artificial intelligence: The misalignment problem” mentioned in the interview, click here.

To read Amida’s recent press release about this new business unit, click here.

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