Parhaat Ieee Future Directions Podcastit (2024)

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Network enhancements revolutionize the world, but at what cost? 33:28

6M ago33:28

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We delve into the transformative power of cellular networks and their hidden cost on our connected world. While these networks have revolutionized access to information and bridged distances with instant communication, they come with a significant environmental footprint, consuming about 4% of our electric grid capacity. As we evolve from 4G to 5G,…

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Episode 20: A Conversation with whurley, CEO and Co-founder, Strangeworks 13:28

10M ago13:28

13:28

This episode of the IEEE Quantum Podcast Series features whurley, founder and CEO of Strangeworks. He provides insights into the evolution of the quantum space and offers advice to those who may be looking to leverage quantum technology or pursue quantum as a career path.Kirjoittanut IEEE Quantum

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Episode 19: A Conversation with Alex Keesling, CEO, QuERA Computing, USA 18:27

1y ago18:27

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This episode of the IEEE Quantum Podcast Series features Alex Keesling, CEO at QuERA Computing, USA. Alex shares the current state of the quantum ecosystem, the challenges and potential benefits, and explains his company's unique approach to quantum computing.Kirjoittanut IEEE Quantum

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Episode 17: A Conversation with Alex Norta, PhD, Researcher and Entrepreneur 33:02

1+ y ago33:02

33:02

In this episode of the IEEE Blockchain Podcast Series, we speak with Alex Norta, head of the IEEE Finland Blockchain Group about his early theoretical research and how it relates to today's blockchains and decentralized autonomous organizations or DAOs.Kirjoittanut IEEE Blockchain

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Episode 18: A Conversation with Helmut Katzgraber, Global Practice Lead, Amazon Quantum Solutions Lab 14:59

1+ y ago14:59

14:59

This episode of the IEEE Quantum Podcast Series features Helmut Katzgraber, Global Practice Lead at the Amazon Quantum Solutions Lab. Helmut shares details on his company's structure and his views on the state of quantum as it relates to real world solution scenarios.Kirjoittanut IEEE Quantum

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Episode 17: A Conversation with Kiera Peltz, founder of The Coding School and Executive Director of Qubit by Qubit & TRAIN 15:24

1+ y ago15:24

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This episode of the IEEE Quantum Podcast Series features Kiera Peltz, founder of The Coding School and Executive Director of Qubit by Qubit & TRAIN. Kiera shares her views on the current state of education in the quantum space, and efforts underway to build a future Quantum workforce.Kirjoittanut IEEE Quantum

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Episode 16: A Conversation with Kevin Werbach, Liem Sioe Liong/First Pacific Company Professor; Chair, Dept of Legal Studies & Business Ethics, Wharton School, UPenn 25:36

1+ y ago25:36

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In this episode of the IEEE Blockchain Podcast Series, we speak with Kevin Werbach, author of "The Blockchain and the New Architecture of Trust", to discuss the dynamics of trust as they relate to smart contracts, regulatory issues, and contract law.Kirjoittanut IEEE Blockchain

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Episode 15: A Conversation with Jeremy Clark, Associate Professor, Concordia Institute for Information Systems Engineering 36:21

2y ago36:21

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In this episode of the IEEE Blockchain Podcast Series, we speak with Jeremy Clark, Associate Professor at the Concordia Institute for Information Systems Engineering, about his research associated with central bank digital currencies or CBDCs. Jeremy breaks down his stakeholder analysis and shares practical information on the intricacies of privacy…

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Episode 14: A Conversation with Christine Fahey, Executive Director and co-founder Blockchain901 13:35

2y ago13:35

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In this episode of the IEEE Blockchain Podcast Series, we speak with Christine Fahey, IEEE Blockchain's regional lead for the Americas local blockchain groups and Executive Director and co-founder of the non-profit organization Blockchain901. Christine provides insights on blockchain's potential and the importance of community building to advance t…

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Episode 16: A Conversation with Anastasia Marchenkova, Researcher at Bleximo and affiliate researcher at Lawrence Berkeley National Lab 18:19

2y ago18:19

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This episode features Anastasia Marchenkova, Researcher at Bleximo and affiliate researcher at Lawrence Berkeley National Lab. Anastasia shares her unique insights into the quantum computing space as a researcher and influencer. She also discusses the promise quantum computing holds for benefiting humanity, and provides sound advice to young women,…

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5G Demystified: Will 5G Kill Wi-Fi? 1:01:11

2y ago1:01:11

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We use Wi-Fi at home because it offers speeds better than our LTE phones get. But if 5G will provide speeds 10 times better than LTE, will that mean we no longer need Wi-Fi at home? Will public Wi-Fi become as antiquated as internet cafes? IEEE's panel of experts will discuss and maybe debate the battle for last mile connectivity between 5G and Wi-…

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5G Demystified: Health and Safety of 5G 1:01:37

2y ago1:01:37

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From a public perception standpoint, 5G technology can't catch a break. Various internet theories have tied it to cancer, then the COVID-19 virus, and then the US Federal Aviation Administration claimed it could endanger airplanes while landing in low visibility. In a world of propaganda and misinformation, how are the public and policymakers suppo…

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5G Demystified: Broadband Is Infrastructure? 1:02:09

2y ago1:02:09

1:02:09

The COVID-19 pandemic exposed a major flaw in global infrastructure when it turned out that millions (if not billions) of people were unable to work or attend school from home due to lack of reliable connections to the internet. With the digital divide a concern even in "first world" countries, internet access has taken its place alongside roads, b…

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5G Demystified: Hype vs. Reality of 5G 1:02:23

2y ago1:02:23

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From the public's perspective, 5G has been hyped at a fever pitch for several years now, but the impact on everyday life has been limited. TV commercials drop terms like "ultra-wideband" or "extended range" and our phones sometimes show 5G where LTE used to be -- but has anyone noticed an impact? In this IEEE panel discussion, experts will discuss …

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Episode 15: A Conversation with Dr. Prineha Narang, Howard Reiss Development Chair, UCLA 20:47

2y ago20:47

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In this episode of the IEEE Quantum Podcast Series, Dr. Prineha Narang, UCLA's Howard Reiss Development Chair, provides insights on quantum developments while also providing advice to students and young professionals who might be interested in the quantum technology space.Kirjoittanut IEEE Quantum

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Episode 14: A Conversation with Robert Liscouski and William McGann, Quantum Computing Inc (QCI) 22:49

2y ago22:49

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This episode of the IEEE Quantum Podcast Series features Robert Liscouski, President, CEO and Chairman Quantum Computing (QCI), and William McGann, the company's chief operating and technology officer. They share insights on the current state of the quantum landscape and the promise of quantum as the technology advances.…

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Episode 13: A Conversation with Dr. Chris Elsden, Chancellor’s Fellow in Service Design, Institute for Design Informatics, University of Edinburgh 23:21

2+ y ago23:21

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In this episode of the IEEE Blockchain Podcast Series, we speak with Dr. Chris Elsden, Chancellor’s Fellow in Service Design in the Institute for Design Informatics at the University of Edinburgh. Dr. Elsden discusses the role of design as it relates to blockchain and how it can shed light on utilizing decentralized technologies in tangible, safe, …

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Episode 13: A Conversation with Paul Lipman, President of Quantum Information Platforms, ColdQuanta 20:05

2+ y ago20:05

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This episode of the IEEE Quantum Podcast Series features Paul Lipman, President of Quantum Information Platforms at ColdQuanta. Paul shares his insights on the state of the quantum ecosystem and speaks to the transformative nature quantum holds for bringing real benefits to humanity.Kirjoittanut IEEE Quantum

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Episode 12: A Conversation with Lia Yeh, PhD Student, Department of Computer Science, University of Oxford 11:50

2+ y ago11:50

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This episode of the IEEE Quantum Podcast Series features Lia Yeh, PhD Student, Department of Computer Science, University of Oxford. Lia talks with us about how she first got involved with quantum, her views on the quantum ecosystem, and how IEEE Quantum is advancing quantum education.Kirjoittanut IEEE Quantum

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Episode 12: A Conversation with Julie Frizzo-Barker, Lead Researcher, Maiden Global 33:05

2+ y ago33:05

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In this episode of the IEEE Blockchain Podcast Series, we speak with Julie Frizzo-Barker. Julie Frizzo-Barker recently completed her PhD at Simon Fraser University's School of Communication, in Vancouver, BC, Canada. Her dissertation investigated the social shaping of blockchain through interviews and participant observations with women working in …

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Special Episode: Q&A with Kence Anderson, Director, Autonomous AI Adoption at Microsoft 26:16

2+ y ago26:16

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Welcome to the IEEE Digital Reality Podcast Series, an IEEE Future Directions Digital Studio Production. In this special episode brought to you by IEEE Future Directions corporate partner Microsoft, featured guest Kence Anderson delves into how Machine Teaching and Autonomous AI can help upskill communities.…

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Episode 11: A Conversation with Victoria Lemieux, Associate Professor and Blockchain@UBC Cluster Lead, University of British Columbia 22:54

2+ y ago22:54

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In this episode of the IEEE Blockchain Podcast Series, we speak with Victoria Lemieux, Associate Professor of Archival Science at the School of Information and lead of the Blockchain research cluster, Blockchain@UBC at the University of British Columbia. Her research is focused on risk to the availability of trustworthy records, in particular block…

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Episode 10: A Conversation with Dr. Paul Dylan-Ennis, Assistant Professor of Business, University College Dublin 29:49

2+ y ago29:49

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In this episode of the IEEE Blockchain Podcast Series, we speak with Dr. Paul Dylan-Ennis, an Assistant Professor of Business at University College Dublin. His research focuses on the social, cultural, and political dimensions of crypto, especially within the Ethereum ecosystem. Dr. Dylan-Ennis is a thought leader in the web3 and DeFi space and has…

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Episode 10: Q&A with Derrick de Kerckhove and Patrick Henz 31:51

2+ y ago31:51

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Welcome to the IEEE Digital Reality Podcast Series, an IEEE Future Directions Digital Studio Production. In Part 1 of this educational podcast, featured guests Derrick de Kerckhove and Patrick Henz explore salient implications of the metaverse.Kirjoittanut IEEE Digital Reality

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Episode 9: A Conversation with Gün Sirer, Founder, Avalanche Protocol 33:48

2+ y ago33:48

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In this episode of the IEEE Blockchain Podcast Series, Gün Sirer, Founder of Avalanche Protocol, explores the risks and rewards of moving from academia to entrepreneurship and shares his views on how blockchain can support credential management. He also discusses the science of distributed and applied systems and how new technologies are impacting …

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Episode 8: A Conversation with Lana Swartz, Assistant Professor, Department of Media Studies, University of Virginia 33:02

2+ y ago33:02

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In this episode of the IEEE Blockchain Podcast Series, we speak with Lana Swartz, an Assistant Professor in the Department of Media Studies at the University of Virginia. Her work focuses on money and new media technologies. She is the editor of Paid: Tales of Dongles, Checks, and Other Money Stuff (MIT Press, 2017) and the author of New Money: How…

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Episode 7: A Conversation with JP Vergne, Associate Professor at University College London, School of Management 28:06

2+ y ago28:06

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In this episode of the IEEE Blockchain Podcast Series, we speak with JP Vergne, Associate Professor at University College London, School of Management. JP Vergne examines the evolution of capitalist societies since the early 17th century. In particular, he explores how socially contested organizations affect the renewal of industries at the vanguar…

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Episode 6: A Conversation with Dr. Michael Zargham, founder and CEO of BlockScience 28:43

2+ y ago28:43

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In this episode of the IEEE Blockchain Podcast Series, we speak with Michael Zargham, founder and CEO of BlockScience. Dr. Zargham holds a Ph.D. in systems engineering from the University of Pennsylvania where he studied optimization and control of decentralized networks. His earliest work on peer-to-peer effects in business decision making was dev…

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Episode 11: A Conversation with Pete Shadbolt, Co-Founder and Chief Strategy Officer, PsiQuantum 19:48

2+ y ago19:48

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This episode of the IEEE Quantum Initiative podcast features Pete Shadbolt, Co-Founder and Chief Strategy Officer, PsiQuantum. Pete talks with us about the challenges and benefits of acheiving a million qubit, fault tolerant quantum computing system.Kirjoittanut IEEE Quantum

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Episode 5: A Conversation with Shermin Voshmgir, author of Token Economy 44:14

3y ago44:14

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In this episode of the IEEE Blockchain Podcast Series, we speak with Shermin Voshmgir, author of Token Economy and founder of Token Kitchen and BlockchainHub Berlin. She was the director and co-founder of the Research Institute for Cryptoeconomics at the Vienna University of Economics, a curator of TheDAO (Decentralized Investment Fund), and adviso…

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Episode 4: A Conversation with Jason Potts, Co-Director, RMIT Blockchain Innovation Hub, RMIT University 28:12

3y ago28:12

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In this episode of the IEEE Blockchain Podcast Series, we speak with Jason Potts, distinguished Professor of Economics at the College of Business and Law at RMIT University. His work focuses on evolutionary economics, complex systems theory, innovation economics and institutional economics. His current research is on economics of blockchain and the…

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Episode 3: A Conversation with Dr. Philipp Sandner, Frankfurt School Blockchain Center (FSBC), Frankfurt School of Finance & Management 37:52

3y ago37:52

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In this episode of the IEEE Blockchain Podcast Series, we speak with Prof. Dr. Philipp Sandner, founder and head of the Frankfurt School Blockchain Center (FSBC) at the Frankfurt School of Finance & Management. From 2018 to 2021, he was ranked as one of the “top 30” economists by the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung and belonged to the “Top 40 under …

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Episode 2: A Conversation with Balázs Bodó, Associate Professor, Institute for Information Law (IViR), University of Amsterdam 36:45

3y ago36:45

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In this episode of the IEEE Blockchain Podcast Series, we speak with Dr. Balázs Bodó, Associate Professor, and socio-legal researcher at the Institute for Information Law (IViR) at the University of Amsterdam. He has been a Fellow and Fulbright Visiting Researcher at Stanford University’s Center for Internet and Society and a Fulbright Fellow at th…

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Episode 9: Q&A with Nicholas Napp, Co-Founder of Xmark Labs LLC, IEEE DRI Steering Committee Member 24:06

3+ y ago24:06

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Welcome to the IEEE Digital Reality Podcast Series, an IEEE Future Directions Digital Studio Production. In this podcast, Nicholas Napp, co-founder of Xmark Labs LCC and IEEE Digital Reality Initiative steering committee member, explores salient aspects of AI in gaming. He examines social and ethical implications for humanity along with perils, cha…

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Episode 10: A Conversation with Oleg Mukhanov, CTO & Co-Founder of SeeQC 21:38

3+ y ago21:38

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This episode of the IEEE Quantum Initiative podcast features Oleg Mukhanov, co-founder and CTO of SeeQC, and member of the IEEE Quantum Initiative steering committee. Oleg talks with us about quantum technologies and the applications that will benefit from its advances.Kirjoittanut IEEE Quantum

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Episode 9: A Conversation with Denise Ruffner, VP Business Development, IonQ; President of Women in Quantum 13:22

3+ y ago13:22

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This episode features Denise Ruffner Vice President, Business Development at IonQ and President of Women in Quantum. Denise talks with us about new quantum technologies, the importance of widely available education opportunities and why a diverse workforce is necessary for quantum success.Kirjoittanut IEEE Quantum

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Edge Platforms & Services Evolving Into 2030 37:01

3+ y ago37:01

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Following on from the podcast on The Edge Ecosystem From Now Through 2030, posted in March 2021, four edge subject matter experts now discuss Edge Automation Platform and Edge Service Platform frameworks. Edge Service includes the necessary Platform and Applications that are distributed and delivered to consumers and enterprises. So, this podcast i…

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Episode 8: A Conversation with Reena Dayal, Technology Leader & Innovation Management Expert 10:07

3+ y ago10:07

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This episode of the IEEE Quantum Podcast Series features Reena Dayal, technology leader and innovation management expert. Reena discusses how she is working within the IEEE Quantum initiative to advance quantum and also delves into the program she launched with in the initiative -- Quantum Talks. Quantum Talks aims to bring the latest and best of t…

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The Edge Ecosystem From Now Through 2030 33:06

3+ y ago33:06

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Four subject matter experts on edge computing gathered to discuss the coming decade of expected developments for the edge ecosystem as enabled by current and future network generations. Contemporary and emerging use cases and evolving technologies are discussed as well as critical differentiators for Edge Platforms and Services. A key focal point t…

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Episode 7: A Conversation with Maëva Ghonda, IEEE Chair, Quantum Computing Education for Workforce Development Program; Editor, IEEE Quantum Computing Newsletter 10:21

3+ y ago10:21

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This episode of the IEEE Quantum Podcast Series features Maëva Ghonda, who discusses the global impact of the innovative Quantum Computing Education Certificate Program for Workforce Development that she created and the importance of workforce development for the Quantum Computing industry.Kirjoittanut IEEE Quantum

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Episode 6: A Conversation with Amr Helmy, Photonics Professor, University of Toronto 7:39

3+ y ago7:39

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This episode of the IEEE Quantum Podcast Series features Amr Helmy, Photonics Professor, University of Toronto, who provides insight on Quantum Photonics as well as the opportunities in quantum for various IEEE societies.Kirjoittanut IEEE Quantum

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Is 5G safe?: The 5G Deployment Challenge - Part 4 45:07

4y ago45:07

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5G promises to usher in a new era of connectivity and productivity, but is it safe? Misconceptions about the health impacts of 5G abound, even some that imply the technology is associated with the COVID-19 pandemic. Episode 4 of "The 5G Deployment Challenge" brings together a panel of industry and technology experts including David Witkowski of IEE…

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Special Edition: A Conversation with Anne Matsuura, Director of Quantum Applications and Architecture, Intel Labs 10:47

4y ago10:47

10:47

In this episode of the IEEE Quantum Initiative podcast - designed to inform on the landscape of the Quantum ecosystem and activities on quantum technologies - we are joined by Anne Matsuura, Director of Quantum Applications and Architecture at Intel Labs. Anne discusses Intel’s focus on drawing from a workload-driven hardware/software code design a…

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Episode 5: A Conversation with Lajos Hanzo, IEEE Fellow, Chair of Telecommunications, University of Southampton 20:29

4y ago20:29

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In this episode of the IEEE Quantum podcast - designed to inform on the landscape of the Quantum ecosystem and activities on quantum technologies - Lajos Hanzo, IEEE Fellow and Professor and Chair of Telecommunications at the University of Southampton, provides insights on applications for Quantum communications and the role telecommunications play…

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The 5G Deployment Challenge - Part 3 41:09

4y ago41:09

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Despite 5Gs potential and favorable economics, deployment of the technology is proving challenging for a variety of reasons. In this episode, David Witkowski, Co-Chair, Deployment Working Group INGR, leads a discussion with David Young, CIO for the City of Lincoln in Lancaster County, Nebraska and Brendan Carr, Commissioner of the FCC. They share t…

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Episode 4: A Conversation with Terrill Frantz, Associate Professor of eBusiness and Cybersecurity, Harrisburg University 28:08

4y ago28:08

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In this episode of the IEEE Quantum Initiative podcast - designed to inform on the landscape of the Quantum ecosystem and activities on quantum technologies - Terrill Frantz from Harrisburg University discusses the importance of education and workforce development as it pertains to advancing quantum technology. Professor Frantz discusses the challe…

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Massive MIMO’s Path Ahead: Sky High Scalability, Intelligent Control, and AI/ML 45:40

4y ago45:40

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Trusty old MIMO is becoming Massive MIMO and is expected to continue into the future two decades of networking, but it will have to rise to many challenges. Massive MIMO must evolve to interwork with thousands of antenna elements while managing power in Internet of Things applications, evolving hardware, ever lower latency, emerging technologies li…

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Episode 3: A Conversation with Candance Culhane, Co-Chair, IEEE Quantum Initiative; Los Alamos National Laboratory 15:39

4y ago15:39

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In this episode of the IEEE Quantum Initiative podcast - designed to inform on the landscape of the Quantum ecosystem and activities on quantum technologies - we are joined by Candace Culhane, Program Project Director in Los Alamos National Laboratories, Director for Simulation and Computation. Candace discusses quantum technology, its current land…

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Episode 1: Q&A with John Greaves, Director, Global Standards, Architecture, Conformity and Propagation at ConsenSys Health 27:01

4y ago27:01

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Hosted by Ray Dogum, Podcast Chair, IEEE Healthcare: Blockchain and AI Virtual Series, this episode kicks off a special podcast series covering blockchain and AI in the healthcare industry. In this episode Ray chats with John Greaves, a globally recognized leader in technology who has pioneered development in distributed ledger technologies (DLT) a…

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Special Episode: A Conversation with Travis Scholten, Quantum Computing Applications Researcher, IBM Quantum 24:01

4y ago24:01

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This episode of the IEEE Quantum Initiative podcast -- designed to inform on the landscape of the Quantum ecosystem and activities on quantum technologies -- features Travis Scholten, Quantum Computing Applications Researcher, IBM Quantum. Travis joins us to discuss IEEE Quantum Week, quantum education, evolution of the quantum workforce, and even …

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