Chuck Robbins

Every major technology revolution that we see feels like hype to begin with.

And there's been a lot of discussion about is this a bubble?

And the answer is probably yes.

There's carnage along the way, but it is going to be bigger than the internet.

There's some jobs that we already know are going to probably be changed and some that will be eliminated by using AI.

Give us an example.

I think you're going to see a lot of contact centre customer service jobs are going to change, but we're using a ton of AI and we're able to do more with fewer people and that's just the way it is.

Jokainen suuri teknologian revoluutti, jota näemme, tuntuu hyppimällä alussa. On ollut paljon keskustelua siitä, onko tämä järjestystä. Ja vastaus on varmasti kyllä, mutta meillä oli järjestystä vuonna 2000 internetin kanssa, ja katsotaan, missä olemme tänään. Jouluja on tullut, ja järjestystä on menossa, mutta se tulee olemaan isompi kuin internetin. Mr. Robbins sanoi, että joitakin töitä oli jo elämätöntä AI, erityisesti asiakkaiden palveluissa, joissa hän sanoi, että yritykset tarvitsisivat pienempiä ihmisiä.

But first of all, thanks for having me.

And, you know, I'm super proud of what the teams have accomplished.

We had a record quarter and set ourselves up for what's likely going to be the best year we've ever had.

So it was just a great performance.

And I've been asked a lot over the last 24 hours to reflect back on 2000, and it's kind of an interesting comparison.

But I think that, look, the hyperscalers are some of the most –

advanced customers in the world.

They do the deepest analysis of the technology before they make decisions.

And I think that their decisions to continue spending more with us speaks volumes about the innovation and the technology that our teams are building right now.

So I'm really proud of them.

And I think it'll just extend into the enterprise over time.

Well, we're just talking about the major hyperscalers, primarily in the United States.