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Digital Water Solutions Spotlighted in The New York Times for Pioneering AI in Water Technology

We’re proud to share that Digital Water Solutions (DWS) has been featured in The New York Times article, “21 Ways People Are Using A.I. at Work”. The feature showcases innovators who are redefining the future of work with artificial intelligence, and DWS stands out for bringing AI to an unexpected yet critical space: the management and preservation of our water systems.

AI-Powered Insights for Smarter, Sustainable Water Networks

In the article, The New York Times spotlights Tim Sutherns, CEO of Digital Water Solutions, and the company’s groundbreaking use of AI-driven analytics to improve water infrastructure. DWS technology combines real-time data from intelligent sensors with machine learning to help utilities detect leaks early, monitor network performance, and make proactive maintenance decisions.

By transforming complex data into clear, actionable insights, DWS empowers municipalities to reduce water loss, extend infrastructure life, and promote long-term sustainability, all while improving efficiency and service reliability.

This national recognition reflects Digital Water Solutions’ commitment to harnessing emerging technologies to solve one of the world’s most pressing challenges: managing water responsibly in an era of climate change and aging infrastructure.

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To see how AI is reshaping industries, from healthcare and finance to water management, explore the full article: 21 Ways People Are Using A.I. at Work – The New York Times

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At Digital Water Solutions, we believe that innovation and sustainability go hand in hand. Our mission is to equip utilities with the tools they need to protect one of our planet’s most valuable resources.

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Stop the Silent Drain: Why Smart Utilities Invest in Continuous Leak Monitoring

On September 9, 2025, Stan Fong, PhD, the CTO of Digital Water Solutions, hosted a webinar to discuss the benefits of continuous leak monitoring and the associated Return on Investment (ROI).

If you are interested in how permanent leak detection is helping water utilities reduce non-revenue water, avoid costly infrastructure failures, and make smarter asset management decisions you should download the white paper or watch the recorded webinar. In the webinar Dr. Stan Fong breaks down the key benefits of continuous monitoring systems, shares real-world case studies from utilities already seeing results, and offers practical guidance on how to calculate your utilities ROI of permanent leak detection.

Whether you’re looking to improve operational efficiency, stretch capital budgets, or meet sustainability goals, this session gives you the insights and tools to make a compelling case for permanent leak detection.

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When Water Loss Becomes a Critical Challenge

This article was originally published in the August 2025 issue of Vandteknologi, a Danish Business Review publication. Nickey Jørgensen, of Danish Water Innovation approved the following English translation generated by ChatGPT5.

Denmark is known for having one of the world’s most reliable water supplies. Every day, we turn on the tap and take clean drinking water for granted. Yet beneath our feet runs a vast network of aging pipes. As these systems wear down, leaks occur—often invisible from the surface. Detecting and repairing them is both technically demanding and essential to maintaining supply security.

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The role of Danish Water Innovation

This is where Danish Water Innovation plays a vital role. The company was founded with a clear mission: to reduce water loss—known as Non-Revenue Water—and protect critical infrastructure. According to the Danish Environmental Protection Agency, average water loss in Denmark is 7.8%. While this figure is far lower than the 30–60% common in many other countries, even small percentages matter when dealing with one of society’s most precious and limited resources.

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