BiomX Inc. (NYSE: PHGE) shares began Friday down. The company focused on defense, security, and critical infrastructure technologies, today announced that its wholly owned subsidiary Zorronet has completed the transition of its core operations to a new data center.
The new data center is designed to improve response times and cost efficiency, and to increase capacity for handling complex security events in real time. The new data center forms a key part of Zorronet’s infrastructure modernization and supports its business expansion.
“Completing the transition to a new advanced data center is an important milestone,” said CEO Idan Wasserman, CEO. “It improves our platform’s performance, scalability, and cost efficiency, allowing us to provide stronger real-time AI command-and-control solutions to our defense, homeland security, and critical infrastructure customers.”
Zorronet’s AI-powered command-and-control platform integrates video analytics, drones, sensors, and IoT devices into a unified operational intelligence environment. The new data center supports real-time threat detection, classification, prioritization, and automated response capabilities across mission-critical deployments.
BiomX Inc., this morning’s news release says, is a “company focused on acquiring and further developing technologies that identify, track, and counter physical threats across defense, security, critical infrastructure, and first-response sectors.”
PHGE shares let go of three cents, or 10.4%, to 25 cents.
