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Oct 22, 2026
Dave LinthicumHOST
Anyway, don't forget to like and subscribe and check out my other videos on this channel.
Dave LinthicumHOST
Also check out my InfoWorld cloud computing blog, my 100 plus LinkedIn learning courses, and of course my generative AI architecture course out on Go Cloud Careers.
Dave LinthicumHOST
And finally, my latest books, Unlocking the Power of Cloud and an Insider's Guide to Cloud Computing.
Dave LinthicumHOST
Finally, make sure to check out my other YouTube channel.
Dave LinthicumHOST
Anyway, don't forget to like and subscribe and check out my other videos on this channel.
Dave LinthicumHOST
Also check out my InfoWorld Cloud Computing blog, my 100 plus LinkedIn learning courses, and of course, my generative AI architecture course out on Go Cloud Careers.
Dave LinthicumHOST
And finally, my latest books, Unlocking the Power of Cloud and an Insider's Guide to Cloud Computing.
Dave LinthicumHOST
Finally, make sure to check out my other YouTube channel.
Dave LinthicumHOST
Anyway, don't forget to like and subscribe and check out my other videos on this channel.
Dave LinthicumHOST
Also, check out my InfoWorld Cloud Computing blog, my 100 plus LinkedIn learning courses, and of course, my generative AI architecture course out on Go Cloud Careers.
Dave LinthicumHOST
And finally, my latest books, Unlocking the Power of Cloud and An Insider's Guide to Cloud Computing.
Dave LinthicumHOST
Finally, make sure to check out my other YouTube channel.
Dave LinthicumHOST
Anyway, don't forget to like, subscribe, uh, check out my other videos on this platform.
Dave LinthicumHOST
Check out my a hundred plus LinkedIn learning courses, my InfoWorld Cloud Computing blog, and of course, my Generative AI Architecture course out on, uh, GoCloud Careers.
Dave LinthicumHOST
So until next week, check you again.
Dave LinthicumHOST
Bye.
Jake CourtneyHOST
And then the third here was something maybe we're a little bit more familiar with, is the internet.
Jake CourtneyHOST
Robert Metcalfe, who is the inventor of Ethernet, like the Ethernet cables, wrote an article for InfoWorld in December 1995 in which he predicted, "I predict the internet will soon go spectacularly supernova and in, in 1996 catastrophically collapse." So he predicted [chuckles] that the internet would collapse in 1996.
Jake CourtneyHOST
And this is somebody that's on the inside, very much like Jacob Kotzen and Evan Hubinger, which somebody that probably ate, slept, and breathed internet and technology advances and engineering and everything that is involved in advancing that technology on the inside goes and says, "Hey, this is gonna be a catastrophic collapse of the internet.
Jake CourtneyHOST
We should all be warned." Tracing this back to what's going on today, in my opinion, this is not anything new in terms of what could happen.
Dave LinthicumHOST
Anyway, don't forget to like and subscribe and check out my other videos on this channel.
Dave LinthicumHOST
Also, check out my InfoWorld Cloud Computing blog, my 100 plus LinkedIn learning courses, and of course, my Generative AI Architecture course out on GoCloudCareers.
Dave LinthicumHOST
And finally, my latest books, Unlocking the Power of Cloud and An Insider's Guide to Cloud Computing.
Dave LinthicumHOST
Finally, make sure to check out my other YouTube channel, Dave Linthicum Is Not AI.
Bobby CapucciHOST
I don't know if he physically transported them or if he just told them where to show up, Wallace told the outlet.
Bobby CapucciHOST
Robert X. Cringley, who wrote a popular computer gossip column for InfoWorld, told Insider that Gates was allegedly often inebriated at tech events and after parties and that he got drunk pretty easily.
Bobby CapucciHOST
So not only are you a douche, you're a lightweight.
Bobby CapucciHOST
Stop drinking.
Jonathan WeberGUEST
And at the same time, Pat McGovern, who owned a trade publishing empire called International Data Group, and they had...
Jonathan WeberGUEST
So Info World and PC World, all the worlds belong to IDG.
Jonathan WeberGUEST
And so he wanted basically to create Internet World.
Jonathan WeberGUEST
He wanted a trade publication about the Internet.
Jonathan WeberGUEST
And, uh, he was kind of looking for a way to do, make that idea happen.
Jonathan WeberGUEST
And at the same time, Pat McGovern, who owned a, a trade publishing empire called International Data Group, and they had, so InfoWorld and PCWorld, all the worlds belong to IDG.
Jonathan WeberGUEST
And, um, so he wanted basically to create Internetworld.
John MarkoffMODERATOR
Yeah.
John MarkoffMODERATOR
Yeah, yeah.
John MarkoffMODERATOR
Pat McGovern rode through three of these transitions at least.
John MarkoffMODERATOR
I mean, I, I was the middle transition, which was called InfoWorld.
Jonathan WeberGUEST
[laughs]
Gary ArndtHOST
He said, quote, "Almost all of the many predictions now being made about 1996 hinge on the Internet's continuing exponential growth.
Gary ArndtHOST
But I predict the Internet, which only just recently got this section here on InfoWorld, will soon go spectacularly supernova and in 1996 catastrophically collapse." End quote.
Gary ArndtHOST
Of course, the collapse of the Internet did not occur in 1996, nor in any year thereafter.
Gary ArndtHOST
Metcalfe was a good sport about being wrong.