AI technologies alone represent a $6.3 billion projected investment by 2030 according to Bluefield. Meanwhile, the AWWA Water 2050 initiative has made AI and machine learning a cornerstone recommendation, calling on utilities to deploy predictive analytics and real-time monitoring to create "eternal infrastructure." And in 2025, WEF and the Water Research Foundation each launched dedicated AI research initiatives – a clear signal that 2026 is the year digital water moves from pilots to projects.

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What if your hydraulic models could run continuously, automatically comparing predictions against live sensor data? A recent infinitii flowworks project demonstrates exactly that.