Explore "mobile world congress" with insightful episodes like "What’s Happening Inside Qualcomm’s Booth at MWC ‘24? — The Six Five Tech It Out!", "Covering Mobile World Congress, Cohesity Gaia, and Infrastructure Earnings Palooza - Infrastructure Matters, Episode 33", "La fin du monopole de l’App Store en Europe, c’est jeudi", "VW, DZ Bank, Munich Re, Aareal Bank, Mobile World Congress u.v.m. | Ausblick KW09" and "Mobile World Congress 23 â Gibtâs was Neues?" from podcasts like ""The Six Five with Patrick Moorhead and Daniel Newman", "Futurum Tech Webcast", "iWeek (la semaine Apple)", "7TageMaerkte" and "hr-iNFO Netzwelt"" and more!
What happens when two GPUs go head-to-head in an AI race? Tech it Out with The Six Five's host Diana Blass inside Qualcomm's booth at Mobile World Congress, where she had the chance to check out the latest in on-device AI and connectivity with Qualcomm's Durga Malladi.
In this episode of Infrastructure Matters, hosts Camberley Bates, Steven Dickens and Krista Macomber review the news coming out of Mobile World Congress, Cohesity Gaia and trending from recent earnings releases.
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A review of the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona covering teleco and broad technology trends such as 5G, edge computing, and private 5G networking.
Industry leaders such as HPE and Lenovo and a shift towards open-source processes in the network core, with vendors providing server infrastructure and software stacks for edge and private network deployments.
What is happening with private 5G networks in terms of security concerns and opportunities reflecting on the T-Mobile reporting and other offerings.
Cohesity's new AI assistant, Gaia, and its potential to enhance data management and analysis capabilities within secondary data infrastructures.
What we learn from the financial earnings releases from companies like HPE, NetApp, Dell, and Elastic and the growth of AI-optimized technology plus shifts towards consumption models.
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Voici l'épisode 175 d'iWeek (la semaine Apple), le podcast.
La fin du monopole de l’App Store en Europe, c’est jeudi.
Enregistré le vendredi 1er mars 2024 à 15h.
Présentation : Benjamin Vincent avec la participation d'Elie Abitbol (président des Apple Premium Resellers en France et co-fondateur de MCS à Nice, Cannes et Aix-en-Provence) et Fabrice Neuman, mentor en technologies..
Au sommaire de cet épisode 175 : la fin probable du projet Apple Car, après 10 ans de recherche et autant de milliards de dollars dépensés. L’info vient de Mark Gurman mais met-elle, pour autant, les ambitions d’Apple dans le domaine de l’automobile et de la mobilité au rebut ? On va en discuter.
Plus de 100.000 visiteurs pour le Mobile World Congress 2024 de Barcelone : un salon sans Apple mais avec humane, la startup qu’a rejoint Ken Kocienda en 2020 pour en devenir le patron de l’ingénierie produit. Après avoir travaillé sur l’iPhone et chez Apple pendant 15 ans, c’est lui qui a rendu possible cet assistant à base d’IA qu’on fixe au revers de sa veste. À suivre, l'interview de Ken Kocienda avec Benjamin Vincent, entre enthousiasme (le sien) et vrai doutes (les notres) sur le destin de l’AI Pin.
A ne pas rater non plus, dans cet épisode 175, la mise en garde de Thierry Breton, le commissaire européen au marché intérieur, grand manitou des nouvelles réglementations sur le numérique dont le DMA avec une date clé : jeudi prochain 7 mars. C’est la date butoir pour ouvrir le monopole des magasins d’applications dont l’App Store. Thierry Breton qui était à Barcelone, lundi et Benjamin Vincent l'a rencontré pour France Info et iWeek.
Exceptionnellement, pas de bonus exclusif cette semaine mais il sera de retour, c'est promis, dès la semaine prochaine ! Pour en profiter, rendez-vous sur patreon.com/iweek !
The year’s biggest phone trade show — Mobile World Congress — returned to the ground in Barcelona, after two years of being cancelled by COVID-19.
Counterpoint global content manager Ritesh Bendre and Gadgets 360 deputy reviews editor Roydon Cerejo join host Akhil Arora to talk about all things MWC 2022.
Read: The 10 biggest announcements from MWC 2022
Bendre tells us what it was like to be back on the show floor — the good and the bad of it, from getting more time with preview units to the restrictions on movement and, well, breathing.
Along the way, we discuss the major highlights from MWC 2022, including foldables from TCL, an E-ink tablet from Huawei, and the promises of 150W fast charging from both Oppo and Realme.
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Photo credits: GSMA.
The year’s biggest phone trade show — Mobile World Congress — returned to the ground in Barcelona, after two years of being cancelled by COVID-19.
Counterpoint global content manager Ritesh Bendre and Gadgets 360 deputy reviews editor Roydon Cerejo join host Akhil Arora to talk about all things MWC 2022.
Read: The 10 biggest announcements from MWC 2022
Bendre tells us what it was like to be back on the show floor — the good and the bad of it, from getting more time with preview units to the restrictions on movement and, well, breathing.
Along the way, we discuss the major highlights from MWC 2022, including foldables from TCL, an E-ink tablet from Huawei, and the promises of 150W fast charging from both Oppo and Realme.
Follow Gadgets 360 on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube.
Write to us at podcast@gadgets360.com
Chapters
Photo credits: GSMA.
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Taking place at the Mobile World Congress 2021 in LA, this episode focuses on the 5G Open Innovation Lab, which is creating some of the most fascinating and innovative solutions that will change the way we live our lives. During the episode, Matt sits down with some of the leaders of the organizations that are part of this collaboration. He speaks with Jim Brisimitzis, the Founder and CEO of the 5G Open Innovation Lab, Michael Anderson, the CEO of Expeto Wireless, Ben Posthuma, the Head of Product at GenXComm and James Kimery, the Vice President of Product Management at Spirent.
This episode of The Great Indoors was produced by Quill.
Modern tech advancements are becoming so cutting-edge, many of them were being presented as science fiction in pop culture only a short time ago. As Matt broadcasts straight from the Mobile World Congress in Los Angeles, he marvels at some of the progressive tech he is bearing witness to. From holograms to robotic dogs, on todayâs episode, Matt sits down with some forward thinking technologists to discuss the past, present and future of technology. Joined by the Chief Technology Officer of IKIN, Taylor Scott, the Chief Executive Officer of KORE Wireless, Romil Bahl, and the founder of CleverFi, Mario Soave, Matt and his guests explore the innovation landscape and how technology can help us solve some of the problems and challenges facing humanity today.
This episode of The Great Indoors was produced by Quill.
On this episode of The Great Indoors, Matt is recording straight from the Mobile World Congress in Los Angeles as the Official Podcast of the show. During this very special, first-ever, face-to-face edition of the podcast, Matt speaks with multiple guests including the Chief Revenue Officer of Verizon, Sampath Sowmyanarayan; the CTIO of Millicom, Xavier Rocoplan; and GSMAâs Head of Intelligence, Peter Jarich. Matt and his guests cover a wide range of topics during the episode, including the future of 5G technology, security in this new IoT world, and bridging the digital divide through diversity and inclusion initiatives.
This episode of The Great Indoors was produced by Quill.
Music:
Ahjay Stelino - Break Away
Ketsa - Good Vibe
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In this month’s episode of the IoT Insider, all three of our directors unite for a triple roundup of the recent Mobile World Congress.
Join Dan Cunliffe, Bernie McPhillips and Chris Romeika as they delve into all of the weird and wonderful tech they saw in Barcelona, and explore the opportunities that arose from the world’s biggest mobile industry event!
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