When AI agents act on real-time data, three things become mission critical: → Reliable connectivity
→ Secure data flows
→ Low latency If your network drops, lags, or gets compromised, the AI fails. This is why “AI-ready” is not just about GPUs. It is about differentiated
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AI Agents Require More Than GPUs: Network Infrastructure Matters
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Mobile Networks: The Underrated Key to AI’s Future Winners
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Everyone is obsessing over AI models and cloud GPUs.
— Ronald van Loon (@Ronald_vanLoon) 23 mars 2026
But the next AI winners might be decided by something far less hyped:
Mobile networks.
At Mobile World Congress, I sat down with @OneLinders, Head of Thought Leadership at @ericsson to unpack why connectivity, not just… pic.twitter.com/4PpmErzrpVEveryone is obsessing over AI models and cloud GPUs. But the next AI winners might be decided by something far less hyped: Mobile networks. At Mobile World Congress, I sat down with @OneLinders
, Head of Thought Leadership at @ericsson to unpack why connectivity, not just -
The Evolution of AI: From Cloud to Embedded Physical Systems
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Right now AI = centralized cloud. Text in, text out.
Massive models.
Huge data centers. But that’s the first chapter. We’re moving toward: → Multimodal AI
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Claude downloads Whisper model locally, creates hotkey program
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I had Claude download the Whisper model to run locally on my computer and it wrote a program to run off of a hotkey because of this. Works perfectly.
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High School Students Build Autonomous Ball-Collecting Robot
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🚨 This is the single coolest thing on your timeline right now.
— Charly Wargnier (@DataChaz) 23 mars 2026
A group of high school students actually built an autonomous ball-collecting bot 🤯
It snags balls and fires them into a container without ever stopping its momentum. It's a next-level blend of:
→ Mechanical… pic.twitter.com/M634W5BwO8This is the single coolest thing on your timeline right now. A group of high school students actually built an autonomous ball-collecting bot It snags balls and fires them into a container without ever stopping its momentum. It's a next-level blend of: → Mechanical
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Why Huawei Ban Reveals Global Tech Competition Strength
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The real reason Huawei got banned? It wasn’t weakness.
— Pascal Bornet (@pascal_bornet) 23 mars 2026
It was strength.
I’ve been following this space for years, and what struck me is how quickly the narrative shifted.
Huawei didn’t rise quietly.
It built some of the most advanced telecom infrastructure and 5G systems in… pic.twitter.com/OECKSPhse0The real reason Huawei got banned? It wasn’t weakness. It was strength. I’ve been following this space for years, and what struck me is how quickly the narrative shifted. Huawei didn’t rise quietly.
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Linker Hand06: Precision Robotique à Échelle Humaine
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Next-Level #Robotics: Linker Hand06 Brings Human-Scale Precision
— Ronald van Loon (@Ronald_vanLoon) 23 mars 2026
by @CyberRobooo
#Robots #ArtificialIntelligence #Innovation #Technology #Tech pic.twitter.com/Dm7ETe7t3dNext-Level #Robotics: Linker Hand06 Brings Human-Scale Precision
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BCI Should Be Protocol Not Closed Product Standard
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BCI shouldn’t be a product; it should be a protocol. 🌐🧠
— 机器之心 JIQIZHIXIN (@jiqizhixin) 23 mars 2026
In this 5-minute clip from @oall_global, the message is clear: Closed-source BCI creates technical debt for the entire industry.
Without an open, auditable standard like #OpenBCIOpenSTC, we are building fragmented silos… https://t.co/IYiGW88yKzBCI shouldn’t be a product; it should be a protocol. In this 5-minute clip from @oall_global
, the message is clear: Closed-source BCI creates technical debt for the entire industry. Without an open, auditable standard like #OpenBCIOpenSTC, we are building fragmented silos -
Gill Verdon’s Peer-Reviewed Research in Applied Physics Published
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Has been awesome watching @GillVerd through the last couple of years. He says what he is going to do and then does what he said he would do. And super awesome seeing the peer-reviewed research published in a prestigious applied-physics journal. https://t.co/1Z6OkuTvrY
— Bob Gourley – e/acc (@bobgourley) 23 mars 2026Has been awesome watching @GillVerd through the last couple of years. He says what he is going to do and then does what he said he would do. And super awesome seeing the peer-reviewed research published in a prestigious applied-physics journal. Extropic (@extropic) If you are attending @APSphysics March meeting, come learn more about thermodynamic computing! Our work on taming non-equilibrium thermal electron fluctuations in silicon is now accepted in Physical Review Applied. Read more here: journals.aps.org/prapplied/a… — https://nitter.net/extropic/status/2034792787682738624#m
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AI computer for dogs would be bought by many dog owners
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AI computer for dogs. I know a few dog owners and most would buy this in a heartbeat: @petpinai
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