Pat Coyle

For years, stadium technology teams have accepted a surprisingly inefficient workflow as standard practice. IPTV systems delivered television across the venue as IP multicast streams, only for the audio portion of those streams to be broken back out into analog signal chains before eventually returning to the network again.

A Converge Executive Leadership Summit attendeed climbs behind the wheel of a NASCAR race car at Kansas Speedway. There is a moment, somewhere around the third lap at Kansas Speedway, when a NASCAR race car stops feeling dangerous and starts feeling like a negotiation. The machine wants to go. The track is designed for it. The only thing holding the car back is a rookie driver who does not yet trust that the laws of physics will cooperate through the turn at full throttle. Every instinct says brake.

How AI is exposing the gap between the network you built and the intelligence it needs to carry Every generation or so, a single insight rewires how the world invests in technology. For the last half century, that insight was Moore’s Law. Put simply, Moore’s Law states that number of transistors on a microchip will double approximately every two years. Now there is a second insight known as Huang’s Law.