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AI, chips, cloud, gin, MNOs, network hardware and software, Star Wars and Steely Dan—that pretty well sums it up. Opinions are my own.
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Created by RCR Wireless News. Telecom Industry editorial excellence since 1982

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By Sean Kinney Verified
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0 The vendor-side story coming out of DTW Ignite last week in Copenhagen was relatively clear. Agentic AI needs architecture, governed data, orchestration, APIs, observability, policy, security, domain-specific models and closed-loop control. It needs, in other words, a deterministic envelope around probabilistic systems. For more on that nascent convergence, and how Danish philosopher Soren Kierkeegard fits in, read this research note.
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Created by RCR Wireless News. Telecom Industry editorial excellence since 1982

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By Sean Kinney Verified
| RCRTech
0 The “Mythos moment” was front-and-center at Cisco Live. When CEO Chuck Robbins and EVP and Chief Customer Experience Officer Liz Centoni both referenced Anthropic’s unreleased cyber-capable AI model, the point was that cybersecurity’s clock had changed.
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CSPs need a quantum-safe network strategy now

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By Sean Kinney Verified
| RCRTech
0 For communications service providers (CSPs), the quantum-safe security question isn’t a future hypothetical that hinges on when a cryptographically relevant quantum computer comes into play. The more urgent question is whether the encrypted data, credentials, signaling information and network traffic moving through telecom infrastructure today will still be secure when quantum computing becomes capable of breaking widely used public-key cryptography.
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