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AI is changing what data centers need from every layer of infrastructure. At OCP Global Summit 2026, the open compute community will explore how to scale AI systems through advances in hardware, power, cooling, networking, and open standards. Six Five Media analysts David Nicholson and Brendan Burke will be on-site to cover the technologies and decisions shaping the next generation of AI data centers. Hear from leaders at Nvidia, QCT, LITEON, Intel, MiTAC Computing, Astera Labs, and Hyve Solutions as they look beyond individual announcements to examine how new designs work together at scale, and what they mean for the organizations building and operating AI infrastructure.
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From AI pilots to mission-ready impact
Patrick Moorhead returns to the Google Public Sector Summit on October 20 in Washington, D.C., to cover the people and technologies shaping the next era of public sector innovation. This year’s summit asks a practical question: How can agencies move beyond AI experimentation and put secure, scalable solutions to work? The conversation spans cloud infrastructure, AI-powered tools, and agentic platforms designed to help public sector teams tackle complex challenges and advance their missions.Six Five Media will explore what it takes to turn ambitious ideas into operational results. Follow along for Patrick’s coverage and leadership perspectives from Google Public Sector Summit 2026.
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FROM TECH’S LEADING VOICES
The strategic insights you need, directly from the experts tracking tech's critical shifts.
Patrick Moorhead and Daniel Newman unpack this year's View from Davos conversations, exploring how AI adoption is entering a new phase focused on execution, operational readiness, and scalable enterprise and industrial deployments.
On Episode 323 of The Six Five Pod, Patrick Moorhead and Daniel Newman unpack the biggest stories from the week, including Microsoft and NVIDIA’s hybrid intelligence push for Windows, Marvell’s Investor Day, new models from Anthropic, Mistral, and Reflection, the AI labs’ accountability hearings in New York and Australia, Google’s model-neutral Gemini agent, and whether temporary construction jobs justify AI data centers. Plus, Bulls & Bears covers Thursday’s chip-led pullback, NVIDIA’s run past $240, and Samsung’s record Q3 guidance.
NEW RELEASES: SIX FIVE ON SCREEN
Snowflake’s Pavan Pothukuchi explains why enterprise AI agents still struggle to act on systems of record, and how governed data platforms, semantic layers, and scoped agent identity close the gap. For enterprise leaders, agent autonomy has become a data architecture decision.
Snowflake’s Pavan Pothukuchi explains why enterprise AI agents still struggle to act on systems of record, and how governed data platforms, semantic layers, and scoped agent identity close the gap. For enterprise leaders, agent autonomy has become a data architecture decision.
At OCP Global Summit 2026, MiTAC Computing's Raymond Huang explains why AI infrastructure has become a full-stack integration problem spanning compute density, cooling, firmware, and deployment speed. For data center operators, advanced cooling and open management are now as decisive to scaling AI as GPU selection.
At OCP Global Summit 2026, MiTAC Computing's Raymond Huang explains why AI infrastructure has become a full-stack integration problem spanning compute density, cooling, firmware, and deployment speed. For data center operators, advanced cooling and open management are now as decisive to scaling AI as GPU selection.
Marvell’s Sandeep Bharathi, Xi Wang, and Russ Esmacher explain why connectivity has become AI’s next rate limiter, from the copper wall inside the rack to scale-across links between AI clusters. For hyperscalers, the connectivity bets made today must hold up across multiple bandwidth generations.
Marvell’s Sandeep Bharathi, Xi Wang, and Russ Esmacher explain why connectivity has become AI’s next rate limiter, from the copper wall inside the rack to scale-across links between AI clusters. For hyperscalers, the connectivity bets made today must hold up across multiple bandwidth generations.
On the Six Five Virtual Webcast, Kestra's Kai Waehner explains how AI agents acting across fragmented automation are moving governance out of individual tools and into a unified orchestration layer. Enterprises that define accountability, access control, and sovereignty requirements in that layer first can scale agents without losing end-to-end control.
On the Six Five Virtual Webcast, Kestra's Kai Waehner explains how AI agents acting across fragmented automation are moving governance out of individual tools and into a unified orchestration layer. Enterprises that define accountability, access control, and sovereignty requirements in that layer first can scale agents without losing end-to-end control.
On Episode 323 of The Six Five Pod, Patrick Moorhead and Daniel Newman unpack the biggest stories from the week, including Microsoft and NVIDIA’s hybrid intelligence push for Windows, Marvell’s Investor Day, new models from Anthropic, Mistral, and Reflection, the AI labs’ accountability hearings in New York and Australia, Google’s model-neutral Gemini agent, and whether temporary construction jobs justify AI data centers. Plus, Bulls & Bears covers Thursday’s chip-led pullback, NVIDIA’s run past $240, and Samsung’s record Q3 guidance.
On Episode 323 of The Six Five Pod, Patrick Moorhead and Daniel Newman unpack the biggest stories from the week, including Microsoft and NVIDIA’s hybrid intelligence push for Windows, Marvell’s Investor Day, new models from Anthropic, Mistral, and Reflection, the AI labs’ accountability hearings in New York and Australia, Google’s model-neutral Gemini agent, and whether temporary construction jobs justify AI data centers. Plus, Bulls & Bears covers Thursday’s chip-led pullback, NVIDIA’s run past $240, and Samsung’s record Q3 guidance.
At AI Infra Summit 2026, Synopsys' Thomas Andersen joins Brendan Burke and Matt Kimball to explain how chip design is moving from AI copilots that suggest to agentic systems that execute tool orchestration, timing fixes, and verification from a written spec. For enterprises, that shift compresses spec-to-tapeout timelines and lowers the resource barrier to custom silicon.
At AI Infra Summit 2026, Synopsys' Thomas Andersen joins Brendan Burke and Matt Kimball to explain how chip design is moving from AI copilots that suggest to agentic systems that execute tool orchestration, timing fixes, and verification from a written spec. For enterprises, that shift compresses spec-to-tapeout timelines and lowers the resource barrier to custom silicon.
The companies racing to build frontier AI just agreed to referee themselves. Over the same week, launches, investor days, and earnings put a price on that arrangement. Microsoft is charging for finished work, NVIDIA is selling agent containment as infrastructure, and the suppliers AI can't route around, from Synopsys to Micron, are collecting the premium. Patrick Moorhead and Daniel Newman separate signal from stagecraft, then split hard on whether the White House accord actually binds these key players to anything.
The companies racing to build frontier AI just agreed to referee themselves. Over the same week, launches, investor days, and earnings put a price on that arrangement. Microsoft is charging for finished work, NVIDIA is selling agent containment as infrastructure, and the suppliers AI can't route around, from Synopsys to Micron, are collecting the premium. Patrick Moorhead and Daniel Newman separate signal from stagecraft, then split hard on whether the White House accord actually binds these key players to anything.
HPE's Varma Kunaparaju talks with Patrick Moorhead and Daniel Newman about why virtualization licensing changes are forcing enterprises to confront a bigger decision than which hypervisor to choose next: what operating model sits underneath their private cloud and AI factory. He outlines how CxOs can sequence modernization in phases, extend governance across open and frontier models, and decide where automation should replace human approval in IT operations.
HPE's Varma Kunaparaju talks with Patrick Moorhead and Daniel Newman about why virtualization licensing changes are forcing enterprises to confront a bigger decision than which hypervisor to choose next: what operating model sits underneath their private cloud and AI factory. He outlines how CxOs can sequence modernization in phases, extend governance across open and frontier models, and decide where automation should replace human approval in IT operations.
IFS Loops CEO Somya Kapoor joins Keith Kirkpatrick to explain why agentic digital workers stall between pilot and production, and why governance, escalation design, and change management now shape adoption more than building agents does. Drawing on new Futurum research, she shows how enterprises can start with imperfect data and redirect reclaimed capacity toward growth.
IFS Loops CEO Somya Kapoor joins Keith Kirkpatrick to explain why agentic digital workers stall between pilot and production, and why governance, escalation design, and change management now shape adoption more than building agents does. Drawing on new Futurum research, she shows how enterprises can start with imperfect data and redirect reclaimed capacity toward growth.
Meta's Muse launch turned a consumer AI agent into a CPU demand story, a new round of frontier model releases sharpened the fight over token economics, and AMD crossed the trillion-dollar mark on the same compute thesis. Patrick Moorhead and Daniel Newman break down Meta Connect, Qualcomm's agentic-device push, the AI policy debate, and whether Meta has finally cracked mainstream AI wearables.
Meta's Muse launch turned a consumer AI agent into a CPU demand story, a new round of frontier model releases sharpened the fight over token economics, and AMD crossed the trillion-dollar mark on the same compute thesis. Patrick Moorhead and Daniel Newman break down Meta Connect, Qualcomm's agentic-device push, the AI policy debate, and whether Meta has finally cracked mainstream AI wearables.
THE CEO SERIES
Hear from top execs on how they’re optimizing now, and where they’re placing bets for tomorrow.
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Six Five Series
The Orchestrators is a six-part documentary series from Six Five Media, presented in collaboration with IBM, exploring how leading enterprises are turning AI ambition into measurable business outcomes.
Featuring leaders from IBM, Riyadh Air, Nestlé, Oracle, and other global organizations, each episode builds on the last, moving from vision to execution to measurable impact.
Whether you're a CIO, CTO, CDO, or business leader responsible for enterprise transformation, The Orchestrators offers an inside look at the strategies, partnerships, and execution disciplines defining the next generation of AI-enabled enterprises.
The Orchestrators is a six-part documentary series from Six Five Media, presented in collaboration with IBM, exploring how leading enterprises are turning AI ambition into measurable business outcomes.
Featuring leaders from IBM, Riyadh Air, Nestlé, Oracle, and other global organizations, each episode builds on the last, moving from vision to execution to measurable impact.
Whether you're a CIO, CTO, CDO, or business leader responsible for enterprise transformation, The Orchestrators offers an inside look at the strategies, partnerships, and execution disciplines defining the next generation of AI-enabled enterprises.
Virtualization decisions that sat untouched for years are back on the table. Cost pressure, hybrid cloud operations, and AI workloads are pushing enterprises to reassess an infrastructure layer that runs a large share of their core applications.
In this three-part series, Six Five Media sits down with HPE leaders to examine how enterprises are approaching their next virtualization decision. Check back soon for new episodes.
Virtualization decisions that sat untouched for years are back on the table. Cost pressure, hybrid cloud operations, and AI workloads are pushing enterprises to reassess an infrastructure layer that runs a large share of their core applications.
In this three-part series, Six Five Media sits down with HPE leaders to examine how enterprises are approaching their next virtualization decision. Check back soon for new episodes.
Six Five Media and Broadcom collaborate to bring thought leadership to all things tech. Join Futurum's Daniel Newman and Broadcom's Greg Lotko, with new guests each season to discuss topics impacting the enterprise IT landscape and the wider societal impact of key trends shaping the industry.
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Six Five Media and Broadcom collaborate to bring thought leadership to all things tech. Join Futurum's Daniel Newman and Broadcom's Greg Lotko, with new guests each season to discuss topics impacting the enterprise IT landscape and the wider societal impact of key trends shaping the industry.
The CEO Series delivers rare, in-depth conversations with the executives shaping the future of technology. Step directly into the boardrooms of the world’s leading companies—spanning iconic tech giants and next-generation innovators—for an unfiltered look at how today’s top decision-makers think, strategize, and lead.
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The CEO Series delivers rare, in-depth conversations with the executives shaping the future of technology. Step directly into the boardrooms of the world’s leading companies—spanning iconic tech giants and next-generation innovators—for an unfiltered look at how today’s top decision-makers think, strategize, and lead.
The role of the PC is being redefined as AI, hybrid work, and evolving security requirements reshape enterprise computing. In this series, we explore how Dell Technologies is evolving its portfolio and accelerating innovation to meet this moment. Featuring insights from Dell COO & Vice Chairman Jeff Clarke, Dell Commercial Client Solutions Group President Rob Bruckner, and subject matter experts alongside analysts Daniel Newman, Patrick Moorhead, and Olivier Blanchard, the series unpacks how Dell delivers scalable performance, flexibility, premium experiences, and long-term value. By bringing together engineering excellence and design innovation, Dell is enabling real-world benefits across modern enterprise workflows and end-user experiences.
The role of the PC is being redefined as AI, hybrid work, and evolving security requirements reshape enterprise computing. In this series, we explore how Dell Technologies is evolving its portfolio and accelerating innovation to meet this moment. Featuring insights from Dell COO & Vice Chairman Jeff Clarke, Dell Commercial Client Solutions Group President Rob Bruckner, and subject matter experts alongside analysts Daniel Newman, Patrick Moorhead, and Olivier Blanchard, the series unpacks how Dell delivers scalable performance, flexibility, premium experiences, and long-term value. By bringing together engineering excellence and design innovation, Dell is enabling real-world benefits across modern enterprise workflows and end-user experiences.
AI sovereignty isn't just about where your data lives. It's about who controls your AI future.
As organizations move AI into production, infrastructure decisions around data sovereignty, governance, security, and cloud strategy have become business-critical.
That's why Six Five Media and NetApp have partnered on The Sovereign AI Series.
Featuring two executive interviews that explore what it takes to build AI infrastructure you can own, operate, and trust.
Analyst Nick Patience facilitates the conversations with Tom Shields and Russell Fishman (NetApp) and Arnold Juffer (Nebul).
Whether you're evaluating sovereign cloud strategies or building AI infrastructure for regulated environments, these conversations offer practical perspectives on preparing for what's next.
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AI sovereignty isn't just about where your data lives. It's about who controls your AI future.
As organizations move AI into production, infrastructure decisions around data sovereignty, governance, security, and cloud strategy have become business-critical.
That's why Six Five Media and NetApp have partnered on The Sovereign AI Series.
Featuring two executive interviews that explore what it takes to build AI infrastructure you can own, operate, and trust.
Analyst Nick Patience facilitates the conversations with Tom Shields and Russell Fishman (NetApp) and Arnold Juffer (Nebul).
Whether you're evaluating sovereign cloud strategies or building AI infrastructure for regulated environments, these conversations offer practical perspectives on preparing for what's next.
Each Take :05 segment tackles a timely industry topic through direct conversations with leaders shaping the market, offering practical perspectives, real-world experience, and informed analysis straight from the source.
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Each Take :05 segment tackles a timely industry topic through direct conversations with leaders shaping the market, offering practical perspectives, real-world experience, and informed analysis straight from the source.
Get candid conversations, informed perspectives, and actionable takeaways to help business and technology leaders stay ahead of the curve. Whether it’s evaluating product performance benchmarks, exploring the impact of emerging tech, or spotlighting strategies that drive growth, this show delivers the signal—not the noise.
Get candid conversations, informed perspectives, and actionable takeaways to help business and technology leaders stay ahead of the curve. Whether it’s evaluating product performance benchmarks, exploring the impact of emerging tech, or spotlighting strategies that drive growth, this show delivers the signal—not the noise.
The Autonomous SMB is a series from Dell Technologies and Six Five Media exploring how organizations are using AI, edge infrastructure, and intelligent operations to modernize manufacturing, retail, and frontline business workflows without disrupting the systems they already rely on.
Watch as industry leaders explore how manufacturers can break down data silos, preserve institutional knowledge, improve efficiency, and build scalable foundations for future growth. From inventory management and workforce augmentation to security and customer experience, retail leaders share real-world examples of where AI is creating measurable value today. The discussion goes beyond theory to examine how SMBs can deploy purpose-driven AI that solves operational challenges and supports long-term business growth.
The Autonomous SMB is a series from Dell Technologies and Six Five Media exploring how organizations are using AI, edge infrastructure, and intelligent operations to modernize manufacturing, retail, and frontline business workflows without disrupting the systems they already rely on.
Watch as industry leaders explore how manufacturers can break down data silos, preserve institutional knowledge, improve efficiency, and build scalable foundations for future growth. From inventory management and workforce augmentation to security and customer experience, retail leaders share real-world examples of where AI is creating measurable value today. The discussion goes beyond theory to examine how SMBs can deploy purpose-driven AI that solves operational challenges and supports long-term business growth.
Learn how Dell and Intel are joining forces to support rapid AI adoption and development. This virtual series features leaders that share how their collaboration is streamlining the process for enterprises to leverage AI for real business value.
Learn how Dell and Intel are joining forces to support rapid AI adoption and development. This virtual series features leaders that share how their collaboration is streamlining the process for enterprises to leverage AI for real business value.
The AI PCs Video Series explores how artificial intelligence is transforming the modern PC—from hardware innovation to enterprise adoption and endpoint manageability.Across four conversations, Intel executives and industry leaders from Lenovo, GoTo, Insight, and Compucom join Six Five hosts Daniel Newman and Patrick Moorhead to break down what AI PCs mean for organizations, IT leaders, and the future of productivity.
The AI PCs Video Series explores how artificial intelligence is transforming the modern PC—from hardware innovation to enterprise adoption and endpoint manageability.Across four conversations, Intel executives and industry leaders from Lenovo, GoTo, Insight, and Compucom join Six Five hosts Daniel Newman and Patrick Moorhead to break down what AI PCs mean for organizations, IT leaders, and the future of productivity.
Insights on purpose-built AI systems, infrastructure, and ecosystem collaborations with Six Five Media & Nebius.
Insights on purpose-built AI systems, infrastructure, and ecosystem collaborations with Six Five Media & Nebius.
Will Townsend, VP & Principal Analyst of Moor Insights & Strategy, discusses industry insights with Nokia Networks leadership.
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Will Townsend, VP & Principal Analyst of Moor Insights & Strategy, discusses industry insights with Nokia Networks leadership.
Lenovo’s AI strategy is simple: AI should make work easier—not more complex. In partnership with Six Five Media, the “AI for All” video series brings together leaders from Lenovo and their partners to explore how enterprises can build and scale AI with purpose, sustainability, and measurable outcomes in mind. Whether you’re designing the right data architecture, powering a sustainable AI data center, or building hybrid AI factories—these conversations offer actionable insights tailored for every stage of your AI journey.
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Lenovo’s AI strategy is simple: AI should make work easier—not more complex. In partnership with Six Five Media, the “AI for All” video series brings together leaders from Lenovo and their partners to explore how enterprises can build and scale AI with purpose, sustainability, and measurable outcomes in mind. Whether you’re designing the right data architecture, powering a sustainable AI data center, or building hybrid AI factories—these conversations offer actionable insights tailored for every stage of your AI journey.
Dell Technologies has partnered with MIT and Six Five Media on this compelling video podcast series that explores the rapidly evolving landscape and current challenges of AI business implementations. These conversations offer actionable guidance and advice from organizations and trusted advisors considered thought leaders in the AI space.
Dell Technologies has partnered with MIT and Six Five Media on this compelling video podcast series that explores the rapidly evolving landscape and current challenges of AI business implementations. These conversations offer actionable guidance and advice from organizations and trusted advisors considered thought leaders in the AI space.
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