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The Things Conference 2024 took place in Amsterdam from the 24th to the 25th of September marking the seventhinstallment of what is becoming a key barometer for the state of IoT. neXt Curve had the pleasure of meeting up with Wienke Giezeman, Co-Founder of The Things Industries in the Metaverse with our Vision Pros to talk about where we are on the IoT hype cycle and discuss the main takeaways from The Things Conference which drew over 1,500 IoT practitioners, and solution providers from around the globe.

Find out more about The Things Conference at https://www.thethingsconference.com/

Wienke & Leonard discuss the following topic that mattered from The Things Conference 2024:

• Wienke and Leonard prove that they are Metaverse pioneers (2:05)
• What is the state of IoT according to Wienke and The Things Industries (2:54)
• What was the main theme The Things Conference 2024? (5:57)
• Scaling The Things Industries and the IoT growth trend (7:49)
• What was new with The Things Stack (9:10)
• The myth of wide area LoRaWAN (12:00)
• The need to revisit LoRaWAN (13:48)
• Has IoT reached the Plateau of Productivity or are we still being enlightened? (14:34)

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September 2024 was a ridiculously eventful month in the world of semiconductors and AI. With the news cycle dominated by conjecture, rumors, and curious proposals shrouding the future of Intel after what can only be described as a unexpectedly bad quarter, the competitive landscape in the data center, GenAI supercomputing, and AI PC continues to intensify while surfacing questions of the value and impact of GenAI as OpenAI looks to reinvent itself with some funding from friends.

Karl and Leonard discuss the following happenings in the world of chips and AI:

• Fem.AI (Cadence Giving Foundation) - Diversity matters in tech & AI (2:17)
• Big news in the world of AI and chips in September 2024 (10:01)
• Making sense out of tumultuous and difficult times at Intel (11:02)
• The price Intel paid for competitive pivots (13:14)
• Intel's long roadmap to competitiveness and leadership (15:22)
• The impact of Qualcomm's Oryon CPU & Snapdragon X Series (18:30)
• OpenAI secures investment to reinvent itself (19:44)
• Cerebras files for IPO. What does it mean for GenAI supercomputing? (23.58)

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Earl Lum of EJL Wireless Research joins Leonard Lee of neXt Curve on another episode of "From The Radio to the RIC" to discuss their impressions and analysis of some big announcements coming out of Ericsson Enterprise Industry Analyst Day and T-Mobile Capital Markets Day which made many suggestions about the future of the telco industry and the RAN which Nvidia, Ericsson, Nokia and T-Mobile aspire to realize through their newly announced AI-RAN lab.

Earl & Leonard discuss the following topic that mattered from Ericsson's Enterprise Industry Analyst event and T-Mobile's Capital Markets Day 2024:

• Happenings of the week from Ericsson and T-Mobile (1:55)
• Theme of the week: Differentiated and high-performance networks (4:24)
• Ericsson announces their NewCo venture with 12 major global operators (5:13)
• Introducing Network Capabilities as a Service (NCaaS) (7:59)
• Globally scaling novel network capabilities with the Big 12 (9:18)
• The NCaaS race for developers (14:00)
• T-Mobile - What does 5G leadership have to do with NCaaS and vice versa? (17:00)
• The future of RAN infrastructure with AI-RAN according to T-Mobile, Nvidia, Ericsson, and Nokia (20:00)
• CradlePoint is now Ericsson (25:40)
• Ericsson Enterprise 5G coverage: a disruption in the making? (26:30)

Connect with Earl Lum at www.ejlwireless.com. Hit both of us on LinkedIn and take part in our industry and tech insights.

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