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Quantum computing might be seen by some as a distant future, but quantum computers are doing useful work today and having impacts on a range of areas in technology. Analyst Ellie Brown and host Eric Hanselman were at IBM's Quantum Day and explore not... more

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Andy Ory
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Episode: Asia Pacific Data Center Trends
Melanie Posey
Analyst discussing FinOps and AI cost management
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Episode: FinOps and AI
Krishna Vinjamuri
CTO for Enterprise Solutions at S&P Global
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Episode: Agentic Approaches to Capital Markets
Mike Fratto
Analyst leading researcher on networking for S&P Global
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Episode: AI Networking

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

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Asia Pacific Data Center Trends
Q: What are the key headwinds you see in Australia and New Zealand, and how do they affect growth?
Headwinds include strict state and federal governance over data center development, environmental considerations, and local community pushback, balanced against government-driven cloud adoption and the positive impact of subsea cables on connectivity and capacity growth in the region.
Asia Pacific Data Center Trends
Q: Can you give us a little background in terms of what that market looks like and what you're looking into as far as the research goes?
The APAC market shows a two-year maturation: demand has materialized and is growing, especially to support regional compute and AI workloads, with notable diversification across hubs like Bangkok, Johor, and Australian coastal cities, all amid varying levels of government influence and energy constraints.
Quantum CEO Series: Andy Ory
Q: Why quantum? Why all the hype? What makes quantum exciting now?
The guest explains that enthusiasm stems from a confluence of rapid scientific progress, an increase in practical tools, and societal momentum around new technologies. Since entering the field in 2018, there has been a shift from purely academic interest to tangible potential for industry, with roadmap pressures driving accelerated development and a push toward more accessible and scalable systems.
FinOps and AI
Q: So, what's your take on FinOps X Conference—what has it been wrestling with?
The conference has evolved from cloud cost management to tackling AI-specific costs, tokenomics, and the governance needed as AI use expands across organizations, including broader concerns about policy, model sizing, and cost visibility.
Digital Sovereignty
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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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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