Qasar Younis
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 21 Jul
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Um, they're very visceral there.
They're, they excite you and they're kind of sci-fi.
Um, I think they're, those are very interesting.
Uh, and they, there is real work being done by us and other people in, in those domains.
I think all the other, uh,
all the other domains i think are going to be just as important i mean you just you just think about what happens on a port that's there's a huge unlock there um and that's i think that's the that's the area we're we're really focused on it's like all the other nooks and crannies if you look at like we've talked before about uh the rise of cisco and how you know networking kind of went from you know first individual machines and companies would get network and then entire countries were getting network there's a similar thing happening with ai
AI is getting to that level of kind of sovereign AI is now a discussion.
Sovereign AI really is about physical AI because that's where you're talking about AI in defense.
You're talking about AI in the physical machines that are moving around.
If you look just at the example of Waymo from America and Pony from China trying to deploy in, let's say, the other country, so not America, not Europe, not China, every one of those spaces
They're way more hesitant of saying, yeah, thumbs up, your robo-taxis can run unfettered in our country.
And so if you look back just at kind of this arc of the Internet, you know, when the first Internet companies come, nobody's really thinking about sovereignty at all.
It's like the browser goes everywhere, the Internet goes everywhere.
That's almost the power of it.
then when social media emerges, there's a bit more of, hey, actually, not every social media, and then you have China not allowing Facebook to come in, and you have some... Then you get into the next level of, like, the online-offline stuff.
There's more resistance to Ubers, to DoorDashes.
Suddenly, there's local players who are being favored very aggressively.
When we get to physical AI, I think there's going to be huge, and also there's like a larger geopolitical theme of kind of more fracturing than globalization.
You're going to have this demand for this AI should somehow be localized.
And I think that has to play into our strategy as well.
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