www.prnewswire.com Robert Lee Joins ThinkLabs AI Board to Enhance Grid Modernization Efforts
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- •Robert M. Lee appointed to ThinkLabs AI board to enhance grid modernization.
- •ThinkLabs aims to address rising electricity demand driven by AI data centers.
- •Lee's experience in cybersecurity and critical infrastructure will guide ThinkLabs' strategy.
ThinkLabs AI announced the appointment of Robert M. Lee, CEO of Dragos, to its board on October 13, 2026. This move aims to accelerate the company's efforts in AI-driven grid planning and modernization amidst rising electricity demand from AI data centers. Lee's extensive experience in critical infrastructure and cybersecurity will be pivotal as ThinkLabs seeks to become a leading AI operating system for the grid. He previously co-founded Dragos, a leader in operational technology cybersecurity, and has a background in U.S. Air Force Cyber Warfare Operations. The collaboration comes as utilities face unprecedented challenges in meeting power demands and modernizing infrastructure. Lee emphasized the importance of physics-informed AI models to improve grid management and planning efficiency.
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