Sean Kinney
Editor-in-Chief at RCRWireless News
Editor-in-Chief at Enterprise IoT Insights
AI, chips, cloud, gin, MNOs, network hardware and software, Star Wars and Steely Dan—that pretty well sums it up.
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1 week ago |
rcrwireless.com | Sean Kinney
Editor’s note: I’m in the habit of bookmarking on LinkedIn and X (and in actual books, magazines, movies, newspapers, and records) things I think are insightful and interesting. What I’m not in the habit of doing is ever revisiting those insightful, interesting bits of commentary and doing anything with them that would benefit anyone other than myself. This weekly column is an effort to correct that.
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3 weeks ago |
rcrwireless.com | Sean Kinney
Editor’s note: I’m in the habit of bookmarking on LinkedIn and X (and in actual books, magazines, movies, newspapers, and records) things I think are insightful and interesting. What I’m not in the habit of doing is ever revisiting those insightful, interesting bits of commentary and doing anything with them that would benefit anyone other than myself. This weekly column is an effort to correct that.
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3 weeks ago |
rcrwireless.com | Sean Kinney
As enterprises move from AI experimentation to operationalization, Dell Technologies is positioning itself as both a vendor and a case study. COO Jeff Clarke used his Dell Technologies World keynote to outline not just the company’s AI offerings, but its internal AI transformation which offered a window into the mechanics of enterprise-scale adoption. Toward the top of his talk, Clarke set the stage for the latest and greatest from Dell, as well as the AI landscape in general, using a top 10 list.
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4 weeks ago |
rcrwireless.com | Sean Kinney
Editor’s note: I’m in the habit of bookmarking on LinkedIn and X (and in actual books, magazines, movies, newspapers, and records) things I think are insightful and interesting. What I’m not in the habit of doing is ever revisiting those insightful, interesting bits of commentary and doing anything with them that would benefit anyone other than myself. This weekly column is an effort to correct that. I don’t mean this to sound dismissive, but generative AI is, at its core, a prediction engine.
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1 month ago |
rcrwireless.com | Sean Kinney
Dell Technologies is the enterprise IT powerhouse behind the world’s biggest firms—and it’s also in our homes and offices, powering how we learn and play. As the AI era takes shape, Dell is positioning itself not just as the infrastructure backbone for the Fortune 50, but as the on-ramp for AI adoption everywhere.
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My lovely wife took me to Mexico to turn 40. She patiently accompanied me as I shopped for art, looked at plants, and ate fish. And mezcal of course. https://t.co/e5V4deLgzf
Pulled up to my son’s school yesterday. He was doing good pulley work. Every time we need to fix or otherwise adjust some mechanical thing at our house, his first recommendation is a pulley. https://t.co/L9cILXLckf