You Get A Line and I'll Get A Poll Result

This week we look at poll results on AI/ML, AR/VR, CRISPR/PPR, and 5G/IIoT

Aug 29

The Crawdad Song - Foggy Mountain Boys (1962)

Getting Informed

You might recall, I put a poll in the newsletter1 and on LinkedIn2 too. I also summarized the results over on LinkedIn Creator (aka Pulse)3 for good measure.

So, to recap, the setup and poll question was simple:

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Imagine taking a poll in the year 2025...

My perspective was this: We only have 156 weeks left.

Let's get to work — inventing What's Next! 🤓

“Inventing the Future” by Dennis Gabor (1964)

I heard the duck say to the drake 🎶

Meanwhile, a recent article from Protocol highlighted the importance cost optimization in the pursuit of AI and machine learning by reminding everyone that cloud is an operating model — not a place.4 Indeed, some have argued for disciplined repatriation but, as always, please do the math first.5

At the same time, math should govern most suitable placement decisions. Again, the edge to core to (public) cloud conversation should be data driven throughout the workload lifecycle and across the workload landscape itself.

There ain’t no crawdads in this lake 🎶

Next, expect more use cases6 at the edge in smaller spaces7 and far more places. Effectively, this is how the edge use case is becoming the use case at the edge.

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Greater demand for data and analytics (not just AI/ML) will be found in many more places where data driven decision making becomes a cultural norm. And with all those new places handling new data too, new approaches to data security will have to match pace.