Networks for the Singularity Generation

As AI reshapes how we work, live, and build, a new generation is emerging,  the Singularity Generation, born into a world where AI and machines collaborate, think, and act in real time. But what makes this possible isn’t just intelligence; it’s infrastructure. In this talk, Nanda Menon, a deep-tech founder executive who scaled and exited a Private 5G company to HPE, explores how Private 5G and AI converge to power the future of autonomous systems, edge computing, and human-machine interaction. From factory floors to cities of the future, this is a look at the invisible networks that will define the next industrial leap and also help us deal with the other great Singularity of climate change.

THE SPEAKER:

Nanda Menon is a deep-tech founder executive and former VC/M&A banker who helped build, scale, and exit a pioneering Private 5G company to HPE. An engineer at heart, he holds an M.Eng and brings a rare blend of technical depth and commercial strategy. As part of the founding executive team, he led strategic sales, co-created award-winning products, and oversaw post-acquisition integration. With roots in venture and investment banking, he bridges infrastructure, AI, and enterprise GTM. Today, he mentors founders, investors, and corporates building at the edge of AI, autonomy, and connectivity. He is  exploring how Private 5G and AI are shaping the infrastructure of intelligence for the Singularity Generation.