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People intelligence profiles the leaders, operators, researchers, creators, investors, and policy actors shaping internet infrastructure strategy. The category connects interviews, public profiles, company links, role changes, governance exposure, affiliation context, and related articles so readers can follow decision-makers by operating role rather than by isolated article chronology.
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Broadcom CEO expects surge in AI chip demand
Broadcom’s CEO predicts a surge in AI chip demand by 2027, as businesses ramp up AI integration and innovation.
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Ribera's Big Tech meetings put AI competition on the agenda—not a ruling
Teresa Ribera's scheduled meetings with Alphabet, Meta, OpenAI and Amazon were regulatory engagement, not a new investigation or decision. The legal next step depends on evidence and the specific competition, merger or DMA tool used.
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Amazon phone report remains an exploration, not a confirmed launch
Reuters described an early internal Amazon phone project, but price, timing, funding and carrier plans were unknown, Amazon declined comment, and a later executive interview said a conventional phone is not the current goal.
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‘Very few’ H200 shipments to China or Hong Kong have begun
A U.S. official says very few NVIDIA H200 chips have now been shipped to China or Hong Kong. That is movement, not evidence of broad delivery, installation or revenue.
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India Eases Tax Rules for Foreign-Funded Manufacturing
India eases tax rules allowing foreign firms to fund manufacturing equipment, aiding Apple’s India production.
Leaders
Supply Chain Attack Exposes Vulnerabilities in Open-Source Software Ecosystem
A Chinese-linked cyberattack on a popular open-source coding app exposes vulnerabilities in the software ecosystem, raising security concerns.
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European Regulators Tighten Scrutiny of X and Grok as AI Governance Risks Escalate
European regulators intensify scrutiny on X and Grok over AI risks, focusing on platform governance and user safety compliance.
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The Invisible Architects: How Brokers Shape the IPv4 Markets
How IPv4 brokers shape a scarce address market by enabling complex transfers, including Microsoft’s purchase of legacy IPv4 blocks
Academics
Nick Feamster: making networks explain themselves, and exposing the limits of measurement
In 2005, a checker he co-developed reported over 1,000 previously undetected faults in 17 autonomous systems. Since then, his effort to make hidden infrastructure explainable has extended to spam, broadband, censorship, smart homes, and machine learning, repeatedly showing that…
Academics
Nick Feamster built tools to explain networks—and exposed their limits
In 2005, a checker he co-authored reported more than 1,000 previously undetected faults across configurations from 17 autonomous systems. The same effort to make hidden infrastructure legible later reached spam, broadband, censorship, smart homes and machine learning—and…
Leaders
Moltbook AI platform exposes major security gap
Moltbook’s exposed database allowed access to millions of credentials, highlighting critical security risks in AI agent platforms.
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Aaron Wendel and the Infrastructure Choices Shaping Kansas City’s Interconnection Hub
Aaron Wendel’s public record is not a conventional executive biography. It is a trail of exchange switches, data-centre connections and partner deployments that shows how a regional operator has tried to make Kansas City a more consequential place for networks to meet.
Academics
Nick Feamster built tools that explain networks – and show their limits
In 2005, a checker he co-developed reported more than 1,000 previously undetected faults across configurations from 17 autonomous systems. The same effort to make hidden infrastructure readable later expanded to spam, broadband, censorship, smart homes and machine learning – and…
Academics
Nick Feamster created tools to explain networks and revealed their limits
In 2005, a checker he co-authored detected over 1,000 previously unidentified faults in configurations of 17 autonomous systems. The same effort to make hidden infrastructure legible later extended to spam, broadband, censorship, connected homes and machine learning, repeatedly…
Academics
Nick Feamster Built Tools to Explain Networks and Reveal Their Limits
In 2005, an audit tool he co-authored reported over a thousand previously undetected faults in the configurations of 17 autonomous systems. The same quest to make hidden infrastructure understandable later extended to spam, broadband, censorship, smart homes, and machine…
Academics
Nick Feamster Created Tools to Explain Networks — and Exposed Their Limits
In 2005, a co-authored verifier reported over 1,000 previously undetected faults in 17 autonomous systems. The same effort to make hidden infrastructure legible later extended to spam, broadband, censorship, connected homes, and machine learning — and repeatedly showed that an…
Academics
Nick Feamster built tools to explain networks and showed their limits
In 2005, a checking tool he co‑authored reported over 1,000 previously undetected faults from the configurations of 17 autonomous systems. The same effort to make invisible infrastructure legible later extended to spam, broadband, censorship, smart homes, and machine learning…
Academics
Nick Feamster designed tools to explain networks – and revealed their limits
In 2005, a tool he co-wrote flagged over 1,000 previously undetected faults in the configurations of 17 autonomous systems. The same drive to make hidden infrastructure legible was later applied to spam, broadband, censorship, connected homes and machine learning – while showing…
Academics
Olivier Bonaventure and the work of making one connection survive several networks
Olivier Bonaventure helped turn Multipath TCP from a shared research idea into a protocol tested against the untidy realities of the internet, used in mobile devices and telecom services, and maintained beyond its original academic group. His significance lies in the institutions…
Creators
Jamal Hadi Salim and the contract behind programmable Linux networking
Linux Traffic Control began as a queueing framework and now carries classification, redirection and hardware offload. Salim’s work across `tc`, Netlink, ForCES and P4TC shows how hard it is to add programmability without breaking the interfaces operators already trust.
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