Video•Mar 2, 2026
Nokia CEO Justin Hotard on Private Wireless, AI & Infrastructure
Nokia CEO Justin Hotard used the Mobile World Congress stage to outline the company’s vision for an AI‑driven telecom future, stressing the shift toward private wireless, AI‑native networks and deeper collaboration with cloud players. He warned that while the AI super‑cycle will not crash, growth will moderate due to ongoing constraints in silicon supply, GPU availability, energy and water resources. Nonetheless, AI is set to become the dominant workload in both carrier networks and hyperscale data centers, with emerging “neocloud” operators adding further demand. Nokia is betting on AI‑RAN – an integrated, compute‑enabled radio access network – to capture the roughly 50% of AI traffic already generated on mobile. Hotard highlighted concrete examples: the partnership with Nvidia, which recently invested $1 billion in Nokia, and a strategic alliance with T‑Mobile to co‑develop AI‑native solutions. He also referenced the “kinetic tokens” concept, illustrating how future networks must deliver data with precise timing, trust and security, rather than merely layering intelligence on legacy stacks. The implication for carriers is clear: without rapid innovation and ecosystem participation, they risk being disintermediated by data‑center‑centric AI providers. Nokia’s three‑pronged strategy—speeding product cycles, embracing open partnerships, and fostering a culture of humility—aims to position the firm as the backbone of the next global AI digital revolution.
By Fierce Network TV
Video•Mar 2, 2026
Taara Launches Light-Based Connectivity for 6G and AI
At the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Taara unveiled its next‑generation light‑based connectivity solution aimed at powering 6G and AI‑intensive applications. The company positions the technology as a hybrid between fiber‑grade speed and wireless flexibility, addressing the capacity limits of...
By Fierce Network TV
Video•Mar 2, 2026
NGMN’s AI-Driven Approach to Network Simplification
Network simplification has become a strategic imperative as mobile networks grow in complexity, and the NGMN is positioning AI‑driven, cloud‑native architectures at the forefront. In its upcoming press briefing at MWC, board director Bernard Bureau outlined the alliance’s new “cloud...
By TelecomTV
Video•Mar 2, 2026
Can Agentic AI Unlock the Telco API Opportunity?
The Unthinkable Lab in London gathered telcos, vendors, developers and regulators to debate whether agentic AI could become the primary driver of telco API demand. Hosted by Telecom TV’s Guy Daniels, the session produced a post‑event report that explores the...
By TelecomTV
Video•Mar 2, 2026
James Kellet Interview: Experience on Introducing Tech Solution Into a Traditional Industry
James Kellet discusses how a traditionally stubborn shipping sector is finally opening to technology, recounting his early attempts to replace manual Excel sheets and leather notebooks with digital tools. He notes that the industry’s reputation for being "stodgy" is rapidly...
By INSEAD (institutional)
Video•Mar 1, 2026
AI Ads Will Be The Next Land Grab (Here's How I'd Play It)
The video warns that AI chat platforms are about to launch advertising slots, likening the moment to the early days of Google Adwords and Facebook ads when cheap clicks gave early adopters a competitive edge. The presenter outlines a timing framework:...
By Rob Walling
Video•Mar 1, 2026
UGREEN AI NAS vs Zettlab AI NAS
The video pits UGREEN’s IDX6011 Pro against Zettlab’s D6 Ultra, two AI‑enabled network‑attached storage (NAS) appliances that promise on‑premise large‑language‑model (LLM) services. UGREEN, a veteran in the Chinese NAS market, is preparing a crowdfunding launch, while Zettlab has already delivered...
By NASCompares
Video•Mar 1, 2026
Sam Altman Compares Training AI To Raising Kids
In a viral clip, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman likens the process of training large language models to raising a child, framing AI development as a form of digital parenting. Altman points out that while critics focus on the electricity required to...
By Matt Wolfe
Video•Mar 1, 2026
Akshar by Sarvam: AI-Powered Document Intelligence for Accurate Proofreading
Akshar, Sarvam’s newly launched document‑intelligence workbench, extends artificial‑intelligence capabilities far beyond traditional optical‑character‑recognition. Built on a server‑vision foundation, the platform reads, understands, and reasons about documents, offering a true “read‑and‑think” experience. The core innovation is visual grounding, which maps each character...
By Analytics Vidhya
Video•Mar 1, 2026
6 Job Offers in 2026 for Data Engineering
The video is a podcast where host Shashank interviews Samir, a data engineer who secured six job offers in 2026 and ultimately chose a remote‑first role. Samir’s journey from an electrical‑engineering graduate with no campus placement to a senior software...
By Shashank Mishra (E‑Learning Bridge)
Video•Feb 28, 2026
Claude Code AI Agent Controls Claude Code On Twitch
The video showcases the Claude Code AI Agent performing live coding demonstrations on Twitch, illustrating how the agent can autonomously write and edit code using Anthropic's Claude model. It ties the demo to NVIDIA's GTC conference, encouraging viewers to attend...
By All About AI
Video•Feb 28, 2026
What Happens to Developing Countries in an AI-Driven World - Dario Amodei
Dario Amodei argues that the AI revolution fundamentally reshapes the development trajectory of low‑income economies, because the traditional engine of catch‑up—under‑utilized labor supplemented by foreign capital—will lose its potency when intelligent automation makes labor less scarce. He notes that while philanthropy...
By Dwarkesh Patel
Video•Feb 28, 2026
Nvidia's "Market to Lose:" What NVDA Needs to Keep AI Crown #shorts
Nvidia remains the AI‑chip market leader, but analysts warn its dominance could erode as rivals intensify AI and robotics roadmaps. Competitors such as AMD, Intel and emerging startups are launching next‑generation GPUs and specialized accelerators. Nvidia’s data‑center revenue, which has...
By Schwab Network
Video•Feb 28, 2026
Physical Partitioning Is a Real Security Strategy for OpenClaw Agents
The video explains a security‑first approach to managing OpenClaw agents by physically partitioning their access and responsibilities. The creator has instantiated multiple agents—Sylvie for homeschooling content and Finn for accounting—each confined to its own “family vault,” ensuring that data never...
By How I AI
Video•Feb 28, 2026
Black Hat USA 2025 | If Google Uses It to Find Webpages, We Can Use It to Find Fraudsters
The session at Black Hat USA 2025 introduced a surprisingly simple technique—term‑frequency inverse‑document‑frequency (TF‑IDF)—as a powerful tool for spotting fraudsters, positioning it as an alternative to the sophisticated AI browsers and agents that dominate today’s web search. Speakers argued that generative...
By Black Hat