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 |Sean focuses
Editor’s note: I’m in the habit of bookmarking on LinkedIn and X, and in actual books, things I think are insightful and interesting. These days a lot of those things are about AI infrastructure but, more generally, those things are about how technology is reshaping our world. 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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1 week ago |
rcrwireless.com | Sean Kinney
Research of artificial intelligence (AI) effectively began with Alan Turing in the early 1940s, and slowly progressed in fits and starts until the deep learning revolution of the 2010s. This era of research, driven by academics—and soon after by industry—propelled the domain forward to the generative era we’re in today.
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2 weeks ago |
rcrwireless.com | Sean Kinney
DEATH VALLEY—It was me, Dan Jones from Fierce Network, Eric Durie who’s the associate director of communications for Verizon Frontline, and Guadalupe Vicon, a senior manager of communications on the consumer side of Verizon’s business. We loaded into Eric’s rental SUV and left the Rio in Las Vegas for Death Valley to take a look at Verizon Frontline’s field operation and deployables for the Baker to Vegas relay.
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3 weeks ago |
rcrwireless.com | Sean focuses |Sean Kinney
Fujitsu is taking an all-in-one approach to private wireless, including a managed service offering, to drive adoption from enterprise and industryCommunications service providers (CSPs) and network equipment vendors, both cooperatively and independently, have been gradually making inroads into the private wireless market.
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1 month ago |
rcrwireless.com | Sean Kinney |Sean focuses
Editor’s note: While you’re reading this, put on the song “One Fine Day” by David Byrne. It’s from the album Byrne made with Brian Eno called Everything That Happens Will Happen Today. I can’t think of a more appropriate title. For me to understand things, I tend to try to systematize them, layer in context, then try to draw some sort of conclusion. Mobile World Congress this year was a bit different. I’m not quite sure it was a mobile show; mobile was certainly part of it.
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The made up economic crisis has gone on too long. Manufacturing isn’t coming back, eliminating trade deficits is not realistic. This is all scary, tedious and unnecessary.
First editor I ever had told me again and again that when a headline asks a question, the answer is almost always no. I'm updating that to include headlines that ask how does, or how did X do X. The answer to that question is almost always never worth knowing.
Here's what I've been doing for the past 36 hours—great experience in Death Valley with the @vzfrontline crew. This one is about tech, but more so about trust, resilience, and connections. https://t.co/7LiZ3zvaQ9
