A little bit of backstory on what the Korea conference is about and why this even exists.

Well, the Korea conference was a brainstorming idea of Jenny Chu.

Jenny Chu was a global traveler, businesswoman, I would just say influencer, and somebody that watched other cultures and groups, like she was invited to these Jewish Federation, Jewish groups, and she saw how and what they did to really help countries and start up and expand.

Right.

Great ideas.

And all of us know with the explosion of how Korea has been on the world map right now, it's with entertainment, it's with health.

I mean, so many things that have come out of Korea that she had the idea of saying, hey, we should start a Korea conference to share all the innovation ideas from Korea to the U.S. and really expand and grow it.

So what excites you right now in the market? And it could be technology, it could be sector, it could be, what gets you excited and motivated?

So what is the objective of CCF and what challenges did you face, especially at large companies like Cisco and Salesforce?

Yeah, absolutely.

Ideally, in an ideal world, all of our regulators, all of the countries that we work in would be talking to each other.

We'd have one universal standard across the board that would cover all the security requirements.

But in the world that we live today, it is very segmented.

In the US, we have SOC 2.

In Europe, ISO is a big thing.

But how do you do this across all the different lines of business within Cisco? And how do you get buy-in?

How do these three pillars sort of interconnect in what is becoming a deeply interconnected industry? Sure.

Computex, this year's Computex is actually the story of artificial intelligence in the 21st century.

So we focus on three areas.

First is AI and computing.

So please think of AI and computing as your brain.

That's the core essence.

And robotics and mobility, please think of it as your physical body.

Yeah, it's really fascinating to me how these three disparate systems are interconnecting now to create a, to use your metaphor, a body of a system of systems the term that we've used for a long time but now we're really sort of seeing it come together right and so if you had to define the sort of core essence of computex 2026 in just one sentence i know this question is impossible