Interop Keynote
summary
Argues for deliberate two-track innovation: invest 18-month horizon projects alongside a 3–6 year research pipeline, plus co-invest with startups and partners; cites 13,000 engineers in a virtual internal offsite as proof of scale. Warns of a “legacy mountain” consuming 80–90% of budgets and recommends refactor/recode/reboot rather than rip‑and‑replace. Highlights need for crypto agility because public‑key crypto risks appear when quantum machines reach ~2,300+ qubits (practical fault‑tolerant thresholds may push that toward ~4,000). Reports SD‑WAN and virtual desktop stacks enabling telemedicine during COVID.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction and CTO roles
- 6:15Harnessing innovation without disruption
- 10:04Customer challenges and legacy systems
- 17:22Entropy as innovation opportunity
- 21:11Intrinsic security and crypto agility
- 25:48Q&A on security and sustainability
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