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We're in the early days of cost impacts for AI applications. While there are some cautionary tales, current spending seems to be a small fraction what's to come. Analysts Jean Atelsek and Melanie Posey return to the podcast to talk about what they he... more

There's great momentum in moving to greater levels of agentic automation, but there are critical areas where deeper consideration is required in how it's applied. In capital markets, trust is a foundational element on which transactions are built and... more

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Networking can be an invisible part of IT infrastructure, but AI is creating demands that make it a critical part of keeping AI application fed with data. Mike Fratto returns to the podcast to discuss both the long haul and local requirements for AI ... more

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Host of Next in Tech with deep expertise in technology research and industry risk analysis.

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Q: What are the four transitions that need to happen for a more sovereign destination?
The host asks about transitions; the guest outlines four parallel transitions: data residency, re-architecting the stack, renegotiating contracts with stricter clauses, and addressing the human/ organizational transformation, highlighting the importance of governance and change management.
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Q: But maybe for our listeners, if you can set the scene a little bit about what really defines sovereignty? What are we talking about here?
The guest explains that sovereignty is evolving beyond a pure technology focus into business resilience, with four pillars including data residency, architecture, contracts, and the human element, and stresses that the goal is to enable flexibility and exit options while maintaining control over data and systems.
Quantum CEO Series: Dr. Theau Peronnin
Q: What milestones should enterprises watch for as they evaluate readiness for quantum capabilities?
Beyond reaching a reliable logical qubit, two milestones stand out: first, a working Magic State Factory to enable universal gate sets compatible with error correction, and second, robust interconnects between modules so multiple quantum processors can operate as a single larger system without introducing significant errors. Together these milestones enable scalable, industry-relevant quantum applications and more predictable economics.
Quantum CEO Series: Dr. Theau Peronnin
Q: You talked about some of the limiting factors, qubit stability and fault tolerance. Can you dig into those in a little more detail and explain how they relate to actual quantum calculations?
Qubits currently experience far higher error rates than classical bits, necessitating error correction that can only be effective if physical qubits are reliable enough. In practice, this means achieving a threshold where enough physical qubits can be arranged and protected to yield a smaller, high-fidelity logical qubit. Until we reach that threshold and implement error correction efficiently, comparing different hardware is tricky, and benchmarks must be tied to realistic use cases rather than raw qubit counts.
Quantum CEO Series: Alan Baratz
Q: What steps should enterprises take as they evaluate quantum computing today?
Enterprises should start with identifying hard computational problems that have significant business impact, assess current solution quality, and determine whether quantum can provide a meaningful improvement; they should prioritize providers that have demonstrated improvements over classical solutions, offer reliable operation (SLAs), and have referenceable customers to show real-world effectiveness.

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This program surveys the cutting edge of technology, with a focus on digital infrastructure, AI, cybersecurity, data management, and policy implications shaping enterprise ecosystems. Across episodes, listeners hear from senior technologists, researchers, and industry analysts who delve into practical architectures, governance, and strategic decisions underpinning modern digital transformation. Notable threads frequently include agentic AI, cloud and data sovereignty, quantum computing readiness, and the evolving risk landscape for data centers, security, and supply chains. The show often blends technical depth with real-world case studies, upcoming trends, and vendor/market context, making it useful for technology leadership, researchers, ... more

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