Major shifts in computing follow a pattern: more power, smaller form factors, and new user interfaces that change how we interact with technology. Those who recognize the shift early help shape what comes next.
We are approaching another inflection point as AI becomes agentic, coordinating across systems and data sets, and taking action with context.
That requires distributing intelligence across the device, the network edge, and the cloud, depending on what the task requires and where it can be executed most efficiently.
I share my thoughts on what the agentic era means for the industry in my recent byline for @TIME.
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It’s not a prediction—it’s reality. This is the architecture we envisioned: a world where every device at the edge is intelligent. @Qualcomm powers 2B+ edge nodes today, running AI inference on-device with @Snapdragon platforms. The future of AI is distributed, and we’re already there.
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