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UL Solutions has released a new standard, UL-3115, which provides a structured framework for evaluating AI-based products.
UL Solutions worked with New York City officials and fire services to write three of its e-bike safety standards into local law.
Following the adoption of UL's e-bike safety standards into law, deaths from e-bike fires in New York City have decreased by 75%.
The IPO of UL Solutions was a secondary offering, with proceeds used to fund the endowment for its non-profit affiliates, UL Standards and Engagement and UL Research Institutes.
The UL 3115 standard for AI safety includes over 200 criteria to guide developers on issues like bias, transparency, fairness, and data privacy.
Key technology shifts in AI data centers include rising power consumption, increased thermal loads from GPUs, power density reaching one megawatt per rack, and a move towards water cooling.
UL Solutions and Amazon have jointly filed lawsuits against e-bike manufacturers for using counterfeit UL certifications on products sold on Amazon's platform.
In its most recent fiscal year, UL Solutions' revenue by customer location was approximately 42% from the United States, 25% from China, and 17% from EMEA.
UL Solutions withdrew from its role as lead administrator for the FCC's Cybertrust Mark program after the agency introduced additional requirements.
UL Solutions is expanding its services to include safety testing for AI systems.
UL Solutions certifies products against over 4,000 different standards.
Of the more than 4,000 standards UL Solutions certifies against, only 1,500 are proprietary UL standards.