Affluence Corporation Publishes New White Paper on Decentralized Infrastructure for Smart Cities and AI

BOULDER, CO / ACCESS Newswire / September 29, 2025 / Affluence Corporation (OTCID: AFFU), a diversified global technology company focused on Smart City, Industrial IoT, and security software solutions, today announced the official publication of its new white paper:

“From Centralized to Local – Infrastructure for the Next Generation of Intelligence.”

The white paper is now available for public access at the following link:
Download the whitepaper

This publication explores the global shift away from centralized infrastructure toward localized, intelligent, and sovereign systems capable of supporting AI, 5G, IoT, and Smart City deployments. It lays out Affluence Corporation’s thesis for the future of digital and energy infrastructure, detailing how local intelligence, edge computing, and AI-native architecture are transforming how cities, enterprises, and governments will operate.

A Strategic Signal to the Market

The white paper marks an important moment in Affluence Corporation’s transformation into a roll-up platform for next-generation infrastructure technologies, following its successful Q2 financial results and post-merger integration of Mingothings (MTi).

It provides a long-term vision for integrating:

  • Local energy systems (microgrids, hydrogen, battery, SMR)
  • Edge-native AI and data visualization platforms
  • Intelligent, secure IoT networks
  • Software-defined infrastructure for real-time decision-making

This release comes as the company expands its U.S. presence and continues evaluating acquisition opportunities in the Smart City and Industrial Tech sectors.

 



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