Podcast appearances and mentions of hermann hauser

Der österreichische Investor und Arm-Mitgründer Hermann Hauser setzt sich seit Jahren im Kleinen wie im Großen dafür ein, dass Unternehmer:innen in Europa schneller weiterkommen. Wie sieht er die aktuelle Lage für Startup-Finanzierungen und Unternehmensgründungen, und wie steht Europa zwischen AI-Hype, Quanten-Computing und Regulierung da? Das besprechen wir heute im Podcast mit Hermann Hauser. +++ Du willst einfach und sicher Bitcoin kaufen? Dann check mal 21bitcoin aus! Ob Sofortkauf, Sparplan oder Limit Order – bei 21bitcoin ist alles möglich. Und das Beste: Die Volksbank Raiffeisenbank Bayern Mitte steht hinter 21bitcoin als strategischer Partner. Das bedeutet, dass deine Einzahlungen auf einem sicheren Treuhand-Bankkonto landen. Alle, die ihre Bitcoins am liebsten selbst verwahren, können sie sich ganz einfach an die eigene Wallet senden. Und die Gebühren? Die starten schon ab ziemlich niedrigen 0,79%! Falls du in Österreich bist: 21bitcoin ist für dich steuereinfach, und als Sahnehäubchen oben drauf gibt's eine Partnerschaft mit dem FC Red Bull Salzburg. Alle Infos unter www.21bitcoin.app oder direkt in den Apps Stores! +++ Wenn dir diese Folge gefallen hat, lass uns doch vier, fünf Sterne als Bewertung da und folge dem Podcast auf Spotify, Apple Music und Co. Für Anregungen, Kritik, Feedback oder Wünsche zu künftigen Gästen schick uns jederzeit gerne eine Mail an ⁠feedback@trendingtopics.at⁠.

Anne Glover, co-founder and CEO of Amadeus Capital Partners, discusses the ways that the tech investment scene has changed since her firm launched in the late 1990s, how tech started as a niche sector but has since started to encompass everything, why AI hype is valid but there's more to it than just generative AI, and what the UK needs to do to shake its history of not scaling tech companies like the US can.  Glover co-founded Amadeus Capital Partners in 1997 alongside Hermann Hauser. The firm generally backs deep tech firms, with major portfolio companies including Graphcore, Improbable and Oxford Nanopore Technologies. Glover discusses how the firm these days is particularly keen on areas including quantum computing, health tech and cybersecurity. 

Derek Gripper plays Malian Kora music on a vintage Hermann Hauser classical guitar...and if that doesn't get your attention, nothing will!  John Williams himself describes feeling that this was, and, I quote, "absolutely impossible until I heard Derek Gripper do it." So that's pretty cool.  We talk about his work translating the music of this beautiful African harp to the nylon string guitar, and the extraordinary instruments he has used in his quest to make the music in his head come to life including 8-string guitars, fanned frets and interchangeable magnetic fretboards. Yes, he has gone deep here!  Also discussed are Derek's visit to the Hauser Guitars workshop to choose a career-defining instrument from their archive, his trust in embracing the "less good idea" and his love of single purpose technology, from Rolleiflex medium format cameras to his vintage Nagra reel-to-reel tape recorder.  Speaking of recording, I also managed to record Derek playing my new guitar using this beautiful piece of technology and mics by Microtech Gefell and Royer. The results are right here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bpYW9sq0aR0 Derek Gripper is a true iconoclast - as comfortable with Bach as he is with Toumani Diabaté. He has a truly orchestral sound when playing solo and fills concert halls around the world regularly. He is also one of the most quick-witted and funny people I've met. I hope you enjoy this conversation as much as I did. Learn more about Derek Gripper https://www.derekgripper.com https://www.instagram.com/derek_gripper/?hl=en https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsINJ-6YFJvRbxFbJd0z4_g   Your Host, Michael Watts https://www.michaelwattsguitar.com https://www.youtube.com/user/michaelwattsguitar https://www.instagram.com/michael.watts.guitar/ To support this podcast please donate here https://michaelwattsguitar.com/tip-jars/4745 A Fretboard Journal Podcast.  https://www.fretboardjournal.com  

Lisa Spöck ist Prokuristin bei Startup Tirol und kümmert sich dort um das Tiroler Startup Ökosystem. Als eines Teams ist sie verantwortlich für Bewusstseinsbildung, Ökosystem Entwicklung und die Unterstützung von Startups in Tirol. Wir haben mit ihr im Rahmen der Skinnovation in Innsbruck über das Ecosystem, die Programme und die Tiroler Startups gesprochen. Die weiteren Themen:  Das Gründungszentrum Startup.Tirol  Das Netzwerks von Startup.Tirol Programme für Startups Wem wird wie geholfen? Kriterien für Startups Startuplandschaft Tirol: Was ist gut, was ist weniger gut? Hermann Hauser und Investments in Tirol Werbe-Disclaimer: Eine absolute Weltneuheit: Es gibt ab sofort ein Auto, in dem das weltberühmte Sprachmodell ChatGPT mit an Bord ist. Denn im Hightech-Cockpit des brandneuen VW Passat ist der KI-Assistent fix integriert, ermöglicht die Steuerung vieler Fahrzeugfunktionen und beantwortet gezielt Fragen zu allen erdenklichen Gebieten. Doch auch mit weiteren Innovationen definiert der VW Passat die Business-Klasse neu. Alle Infos finden sich ⁠⁠hier⁠⁠. Wenn dir diese Folge gefallen hat, lass uns doch vier, fünf Sterne als Bewertung da und folge dem Podcast auf Spotify, Apple Music und Co. Für Anregungen, Kritik, Feedback oder Wünsche zu künftigen Gästen schick uns jederzeit gerne eine Mail an ⁠⁠feedback@trendingtopics.at⁠⁠. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/trending-topics/message

Original text by Henry Bortman. Be's roller coaster ride from 1990-1998: the 1995 O.J. Simpson trial, Commodore's Irving Gould, a thirty-mile hike to the sea, headhunting disgruntled Apple employees, and what to do when Apple says you're not allowed to exhibit at WWDC 1996. Jean-Louis Gassée's story about having dinner with John Sculley from the 2011 Steve Jobs Legacy event at the Churchill Club. The 1996 BeOS vs. NeXTSTEP bakeoff story as told by Avie Tevanian. Acorn co-founder Hermann Hauser reflecting on Larry Tesler choosing ARM over the AT&T Hobbit. Guy Kawasaki on corporate offsite retreats. The Computer Chronicles stops by the Be, Inc. booth at Macworld Boston 1996. Steve Sakoman left Be for Silicon Graphics in 1994, then returned to Be in 1996. He went back to Apple in 2003, and according to Jon Rubinstein, was supposed to be Avie Tevanian's successor in 2006 but “didn't get the tap on the shoulder”.

Hermann Hauser ist untrennbar mit einer langen und erfolgreichen Geschichte als Unternehmer und Risikokapitalgeber verbunden. Er gründete unter anderem einen der weltweit wichtigsten Chip-Hersteller, investierte in eine Vielzahl innovativer Unternehmen und gründete Amadeus Capital Partners im Jahr 1997 zusammen mit Anne Glover. Darüber hinaus unterstützt Hermann Hauser das österreichische Ökosystem mit dem I.E.C.T. Hermann Hauser. Im Podcast-Interview spricht Hermann Hauser mit Podcast-Host Robert Pacher über die Zukunft, Risiken der künstlichen Intelligenz und Biotech, Zusammenspiel zwischen Investoren und Gründer:innen und den schlechtesten Ratschlag, den er erhalten hat. ⬇️ **Hermann Hauser** Co-founder & Venture Partner Amadeus Capital Partners

With over two decades of helping businesses succeed in China, Ting Zhang, CEO of Crayfish talks to us about Chinese culture and the Chinese economy, how to approach doing business with China (including how to protect and commercialise IP), and how things have changed over the last 20 years.Many startups and scaleups are now much more aware of the opportunity of trading in China and the likes of Hermann Hauser urge businesses to consider leveraging the enormous market opportunity that China affords.Ting also shares her journey that led her to Cambridge, being a founder, and the growth of the Chinese community in Cambridge.Produced by Carl Homer, Cambridge TV. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A bonus episode to go with our Quantum Revolution season. The FT's John Thornhill and Madhumita Murgia host a panel of experts at the Founders Forum conference, discussing the promise of quantum computing and the state of the quantum industry today. Featuring Steve Brierley, founder and chief executive of Riverlane, a company building the algorithms and software for quantum computers; Ilana Wisby, CEO of Oxford Quantum Circuits, a company building commercially available quantum computers; and Hermann Hauser, co-founder of Amadeus Capital Partners and an investor in quantum technology.All six episodes of The Quantum Revolution are available now on the Tech Tonic feed.Presented by Madhumita Murgia and John Thornhill, produced by Josh Gabert-Doyon and Edwin Lane. Executive producer is Manuela Saragosa. Sound design by Breen Turner and Samantha Giovinco. Original music by Metaphor Music. The FT's head of audio is Cheryl Brumley.Read a transcript of this episode on FT.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Talking to leading tech entrepreneur Hermann Hauser was always going to cover a variety of topics and we hope you agree it was a really interesting discussion. We talk about…· Was it all out war between Sinclair and Acorn Computers?· How Intel initially told Arm to ‘get lost' and how the tables turn, with Intel now paying $10m to invest in the Arm IPO.· How Arm saved Apple from going bust· The number of things that began life with “we had absolutely no idea”· An investment portfolio including 7 unicorns and 2 decacorns (Arm and Illumina).· Shoutouts for two standout companies - Photonic (Paul Terry), and Constructive Bio · The one nut Hermann would like to crack with AI· How “Cambridge has established itself as probably the #1 deep tech centre in Europe, if not the world”, but we can't rest on our laurels. Produced by Carl Homer Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The speed of light is a hard constraint in this world.“Just mention the letters “I.T.” and a disheveled Harry Potter like figure will emerge from his back-row slumber. Either cheerful or recovering from a perhaps too cheerful night, he continually brightened our spirits. He has entertained us with his guitar stylings and has bemused us with his weekend hangover wear – an exceedingly well-worn bathrobe. Sociable and hospitable, he quickly shed his studious image to become the social butterfly we know and love today. He became, in short, the man we'll remember from the party photos. The women, for their part, will remember him too. From the Guatemalan highlands to the valleys of Ireland, the man is a legend. Though he often did his best to provide evidence to the contrary, he is both fantastically bright and, according to his group mates, surprisingly efficient. Nonetheless, we will remember him best in his inefficient moments, evoking smiles, laughter and, often, puzzlement.” From the Republic of Insead 03D yearbook edition.Tune in to find out who the guest was, I promise he's one of us – the INSEAD MBA'03D vintage.A few of my favorite snippets from my conversation with the first guest to this limited series podcast.20 YEARS IN PERSPECTIVE:§ It's amazing how much the world of technology has moved forward - when we were at INSEAD, it was a time before Facebook, before cloud computing, before the iPhone, before cryptocurrency.References, mentions:Republic of Insead, MBATRIX_, Chris Larmour, Victoria Entwistle, Common Crawl, AlphaFold, Protein fold, Deepmind, “Dial F for Frankenstein” by Arthur C. Clarke, Open source software, Machine learning, Hallucinations, The European Molecular Biology Laboratory, DARPA (Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency), Vint Cerf, Hermann Hauser, Chat GPT, Wikipedia, Reddit, Project Gutenberg, bayesian prediction machinesThe 20 Years Later MBA'03D podcast editionWelcome to the Republic of Insead podcast edition and enjoy the show.So here we are – 20 years later, hopefully all the wiser, naturally smarter and as charming as ever. There were 432 of us in the 03'D vintage and certainly there are 432 unique and very interesting personal and professional stories to tell. While I cannot physically cover all, I have tried to make a selection of stories, that will keep you interested and curious and will hopefully convince you to join us on campus for reunion.The show is here to remind everyone what an interesting and dare we say, colorful, bunch of people we are and how much we can contribute to each other, be it through ideas, knowledge or mere inspiration. The podcast is inspired by the original Republic of INSEAD yearbook, produced on paper 20 years ago by Oliver Bradley and team.Remember to book your tickets for the 20Y reunion in Fontainebleau, October 6-8 2023.Thank you for listening.

Konzept, Texte und Sprecherin: Helga UtzSprecher: Aart VederTon: Jörg Behrens/klanggestaltung.de Diese Folge ist Dionysos, dem Vegetationsgott, gewidmet. Wie das Leben in der Natur erscheint und verschwindet er, und er ist der einzige Gott, dessen Grab man besuchen kann, im Allerheiligsten im Apollontempel in Delphi, dessen Heiligkeit er sich brüderlich mit Apoll teilt.Episodenfoto:Grapes, July 2009, © Gerhard HuberLink: https://austria-forum.org/af/Geography/Europe/Greece/Pictures/Samos/WeintraubenDeed: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0Musik:Francisco Tárrega – Lágrima (1891 )- Hermann Hauser, GitarreLink: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=flnJcs8k4AADeed: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0 Vorspiel zur Arie Venez tous dans mon templeaus Atys von Jean Baptiste Lully, 1675Les Arts Florissants unter der Leitung von William Christie, 2011Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hmy1PwW1RmUDeed: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0Liebe Hörer:innen unseres Podcasts,leider wurde unsere Facebookseite deaktiviert, der Grund war, dass ich bei den Profileinstellungen unser Gründungsjahr 2020 angegeben hatte. Damit sind wir für Facebook zu jung, da man erst mit 13 Jahren mitmachen darf, und somit wurden wir ohne Vorwarnung gelöscht! Zahllose Versuche, die Sperre aufzuheben, waren umsonst, da Facebook KEINE Kontaktmöglichkeit bietet, und das Script der Widerrufspage lediglich permanent anzeigt, man solle es doch später nochmal versuchen. OK- Schade um unsere treuen ca. 1300 Follower dort und die Arbeit… aber das war es den mit diesen xxxLaden ... ;-) Bleibt also nur der Kontakt via mail! Eventuell gibts aber auch bald eine Instagram Page... Wir freuen uns! Liebe Grüße J.B.Titelmusik: Kostas Bezos, „Stin ypoga“, Aufnahme 1930 von T. Dimitriadis in Athen (for Victor USA shellac record) Used with kind permission by F.M. Digital Tunes Ltd. FM Records - Podcast-Logo: Icon: „Junger Satyr mit Silen-Maske“; es handelt sich um eine antike Skulptur, die Alessandro Algardi 1628 restaurierte und ergänzteWir freuen uns über Kommentare via Email an:utz@oper-unterwegs.athttp://www.oper-unterwegs.at

The internationally renowned guitarist Derek Gripper  is famous for his groundbreaking technique for evoking the West African kora on the guitar. During this episode you'll get to hear Derek play quite a bit and you will hear his wonderful insights on how we listen to and learn music, the influence of  Montessori and Alexander Technique in his life, his reflections on important collaborations in his career and his perspectives on changes that have been imposed on creators and performers.  Please help me keep this podcast going: https://ko-fi.com/leahroseman The video and transcript are linked here: https://www.leahroseman.com/episodes/derek-gripper https://www.derekgripper.com/ Timestamps:  (00:00:00) Introduction (00:01:45) Bach guitar music with intro (00:04:00)  carnatic music studies, album with tabla player Udai Mazumdar (00:06:12) structural improvisation, Bach (00:08:18) Alexander Technique (00:15:28) violin studies (00:16:24) Derek's recording approach (00:20:30) “Billly Goes to Durban” (00:21:28)  kora music, Toumani Diabaté (00:25:18) “Tubaka” guitar music (00:26:36) Derek's transcriptions, Zoom classes (00:30:12)  online music economy, Derek's experiences with selling albums, Platoon label (00:35:35) Montessori method and teaching guitar (00:39:38) "A Year of Swimming" (00:41:34) Alex Van Heerden, “Sagtevlei”, Steve Reich, Bryan Bolton (00:45:36) Guy Buttery and different collaborations (00:48:12) South Africa and COVID's economic ramifications (00:49:43) Madosini (00:52:06)  World Music as a genre and marketing tool (00:58:23) Derek's style of performing (01:00:31) mental health, touring, mindset with Alexander Technique inhibition and internal resistance (01:04:42) "Seeing Nobody" guitar music (01:07:00) reflections on Derek's career, being South African, John Williams, Lucy Duran (01:11:30) Derek's guitars, Paul Galbraith Brahms guitar, “Bloomdorns”, Hermann Hauser, just intonation and bending notes, oud, lute, veena,  (01:17:36) Derek's advice and reflections on too much input photo: Luke Young --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/leah-roseman/message

Sagt euch der Name ARM etwas? Vielleicht weil jeder von uns statistisch um die 30 ARM Prozessoren besitzt wie zum Beispiel der Bluetooth Chip, der WLan Chip oder die CPU deines Telefons. Unser heutiger Gast Hermann Hauser war mitverantwortlich für die Entwicklung des ARM. Wenn wir dein Interesse jetzt noch nicht geweckt haben, dann interessiert dich vielleicht seine Geschichte von einem Tiroler Weinhändler nach Cambridge, sein erstes Unternehmen von 100 Pfund zu 200 Millionen Pfund, sein Investmentunternehmen und seine Projekte in Österreich oder wie Geschirr waschen beim "grounded bleiben" hilft. Viel Spaß bei unserem Ausflug ins Deep Tech Universum.--- Hintergründe, Zusammenfassungen & weiterführende Links in der Future Weekly Espresso Summary: https://futureweekly.substack.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/futureweekly/Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8LI3cFS8h2S0dKczUI2vPwP6U4nrAZ64Twitter: https://twitter.com/future_weeklyLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/future-weekly-podcast/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/futureweeklyDiscord: https://discord.gg/9AyzUEWpgBBuzzsprout: https://austrianstartups.buzzsprout.com/---Du hast Feedback, Ideen, Moonshots oder Predictions zu den heutigen Themen? Schick uns ein Soundbite an podcast@austrianstartups.com und werde ein Teil der nächsten Episode.---Redaktion & Produktion: Stefanie Zeilinger, Christoph Hafner, Christoph Hanausek, Michael Sack---Musik (Intro/Outro): www.sebastianegger.com

In der Nachmittagsfolge sprechen wir heute mit Lukas Stranger, CEO und Co-Founder von NXRT, über eine Aufstockung der Finanzierung um weitere 2,1 Millionen Euro. NXRT entwickelt Simulationstechnologien im Bereich der interaktiven Echtzeitsimulationen für den Schienen- und Straßenverkehr. Die Bahnindustrie profitiert von dem Wiener Startup bei der Ausbildung von Personal. Durch simulierte Weichen und Streckenabschnitte können die Anwärterinnen und Anwärter alltägliche Szenarien und Notfälle üben. Die Automobilindustrie kann durch die virtuelle Realität Testfahrten simulieren. Hierbei setzt NXRT auf eine sogenannte Mixed-Reality, indem eine VR-Brille zum Einsatz kommt, um einzelne 3D-Modelle in der echten Umgebung darzustellen. So können die User beispielsweise jederzeit ihre eigenen Hände sehen, während sie mit der simulierten Umwelt interagieren, um ein noch immersiveres Erlebnis zu kreieren. Das High-End Technologie Startup wurde 2019 von Lukas Stranger, Patrick Kolar, Martin Wagner und Alexis Kopciak in Wien gegründet. Zum Kundenstamm gehören über 30 Unternehmen, u.a. Porsche, Audi, AVL, Rhomberg Sersa Vossloh und Rail4mation. NXRT ist mit 40 Mitarbeitenden bereits im gesamten DACH-Raum und in Tschechien vertreten. Das Mixed-Reality Startup erhält nun weitere 2,1 Millionen Euro und hat somit die bereits erfolgte Finanzierungsrunde auf 3,6 Millionen Euro aufgestockt. Der Grazer Risikokapitalgeber eQventure leitet die Aufstockung an. Außerdem beteiligten sich der Co-Founder von Amadeus Capital Partners, Hermann Hauser sowie die Gründer von Tricentis, Wolfgang Platz und Franz Fuchsberger, als Business Angels. Mit der neuen Finanzierung möchte NXRT weitere Märkte erschließen.

Klara Brandstätter besitzt eine strategische Denkweise, einen leidenschaftlichen Arbeitsansatz und ist eine empathische Teamplayerin. In ihrer Rolle als Geschäftsführerin beim I.E.C.T. – Hermann Hauser kann sie sich mit Leidenschaft dem Aufbauen von Unternehmen der Zukunft widmen, eingebettet in einem Arbeitsumfeld mit starkem Fokus auf das Team, hoher Zielorientierung und Lernbereitschaft. Man kann sich gut vorstellen, dass Klara über die Jahre sehr viele Erfahrungen sammeln durfte. Dabei war sie immer stets kritisch und selbstreflektiert. Die stetige Selbstreflexion hilft ihr bis heute die eigene Komfortzone infrage zu stellen und Wachstum anzustreben. Im Podcast-Interview spricht Klara über die Themen Bildung, Innovation, Wirtschaft, Wachstum, Startups und das I.E.C.T - Hermann Hauser. ⬇️ **Klara Brandstätter** Managing Director

C'est avec Benoît et Xavier que nous parcourons notre revue de presse web et tech cette semaine. Au programme de cet épisode 341 des semi-conducteurs sous toutes les formes, de l'intelligence artificielle qui contrôle une gestation et Intel qui veut miner des crypto-monnaies. On parle aussi de Chrome Flex, un système d'exploitation pour vieilles machines et de Samsung qui veut plier le portable dans tous les sens. Qui se souvient du Psion ? Benoît a trouvé un machin qui lui ressemble. Bienvenue et d'avance merci de vous abonner au Technos, merci également pour les partages de nos contenus dans vos réseaux.A comme ARM (00:02:17) Le plein de lecture. Hermann Hauser, Internet des objets, start-up française Menta,... des sujets ARM. (source, source, source)C comme Cryptos (00:12:07) Intel veut devenir un acteur majeur dans le minage de cryptos. Intel annonce une puce dédiée au minage de cryptomonnaies. (source, source)I comme Intel (00:15:12) Intel s'offre Tower Semiconductor. Intel achète le fabricant de puces israélien Tower Semiconductor pour 5,4 milliards de dollars. (source)I comme Intelligence Artificielle (00:19:20) Une I.A. utilisée comme nounou en Chine. Une I.A. surveille des embryons artificiels en Chine. (source)P comme Penkesu (00:28:39) Qui se souvient du Psion ? Cet ordinateur ultracompact dispose d'un clavier mécanique . (source, source)R comme Recyclage (00:37:35) Google offre une deuxième jeunesse à vos ordinateurs. Chrome Flex, une nouvelle version de l'OS pour transformer de vieux ordinateurs en Chromebook. (source, source, source)R comme Rupture de stock (00:46:02) Moins d'achats de semi-conducteurs. La pénurie pousse les consommateurs vers des produits high-tech plus chers ou reconditionnés. (source)S comme Samsung (00:58:02) Samsung veut rendre votre ordinateur portable encore plus mobile. Des brevets de Samsung indiquent un ordinateur portable pliable en 4. (source, source)

Autoportrait n° 5 : Éditions La Baconnière Lectures : «Warda s'en va. Carnets du Caire» - Pierrine Poget «Robopoïèses» - André Ourednik Avec les voix d'Olivia Csiky Trnka et Jean-Philippe Hoffman. Réalisé par Thomas Riaucourt. --- Fondée en 1927 par Hermann Hauser, la maison d'édition À la Baconnière porte le nom de la tour du château de Pierre de Boudry, aux abords du lac de Neuchâtel. Le premier livre paru donna l'envol de la maison : «Mittelholzer» consacré au grand aviateur suisse! Très active dans le domaine littéraire suisse dans les années 1930 (au même titre que Skira dans l'édition d'art), la maison d'édition devint célèbre à la fin de la deuxième Guerre Mondiale. www.editions-baconniere.ch

In part two of Hermann Hauser's podcast he brings us up to date by discussing his role within Amadeus Capital. Giving us an understanding of his investment portfolio, explaining why he champions AI, machine learning, quantum computing and Blockchain, and what qualities he looks for in an ideal entrepreneur. Hermann offers us his top tips for entrepreneurs and an insight into how lessons can be learnt from his failures. To read the podcast transcription please CLICK HERE - Powered by Speechmatic About Hermann Hauser  In 2015 Hermann was awarded an KBE for services to Engineering and Industry. Serial Entrepreneur and Co-founder of Amadeus Capital Partners, Dr Hermann Hauser KBE has wide experience in developing and financing companies in the information technology sector. He co-founded a number of high-tech companies including Acorn Computers which spun out ARM, E-trade UK, Virata and Cambridge Network. Subsequently Hermann became vice president of research at Olivetti. During his tenure at Olivetti, he established a global network of research laboratories. Since leaving Olivetti, Hermann has founded over 20 technology companies. In 1997, he co-founded Amadeus Capital Partners. At Amadeus he invested in CSR, Solexa, Icera, Xmos and Cambridge Broadband. Hermann is a Fellow of the Royal Society, the Institute of Physics, the Royal Society of Chemistry and of the Royal Academy of Engineering, as well as an Honorary Fellow of King's College, Cambridge. In 2001 he was awarded an Honorary CBE for ‘innovative service to the UK enterprise sector'. In 2004 he was made a member of the Government's Council for Science and Technology and in 2013 he was made a Distinguished Fellow of BCS, the Chartered Institute for IT. Hermann has honorary doctorates from the Universities of Loughborough, Bath, Anglia Ruskin, Strathclyde, Glasgow and York. Produced by Mark Cotton, Twitter. Podcast links: LinkedIn Co-founder and venture partner at Amadeus Capital PartnersWikipedia The Royal Society UCL Institute for Innovation and Public Purpose Honorary Fellow at Hughes Hall University of Cambridge About Peter Cowley Peter Cowley, a Cambridge university technology graduate, founded and ran over a dozen businesses in technology and property over the last 40 years. He has built up a portfolio of 75 angel investments with nine good exits (including one that is 107X his investment and returned all the cash he has invested) and thirteen failures. He is a board member of the Global Business Angel Network (GBAN), President Emeritus of the European Business Angel Network (EBAN), former chair of the Cambridge Business Angels and was UK Angel of the Year 2014. He has mentored hundreds of entrepreneurs and is on the board of nine startups. In 2011, he founded and ran Martlet: a Corporate VC, investing (currently £10M) from the balance sheet of Marshall, a £2.5bn revenue Cambridge engineering company. He is a fellow in Entrepreneurship at the Cambridge Judge Business School and is on the investment committee of the UK Angel Co-fund. He has also had 16 years' experience as chair, treasurer and trustee of the boards of seven charities. With his son, Alan, Peter is sharing his and others' experience and anecdotes in order to educate angels and entrepreneurs via The Invested Investor which publishes two books and 75+ podcasts. A selection of Invested Investor podcasts are republished here on the Entrepreneurship and Leadership channel on the NBN. This is one of them. Peter is a public speaker on entrepreneurship and angel investing throughout the world. Linkedin Peter's webpage. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/entrepreneurship-and-leadership

In part two of Hermann Hauser's podcast he brings us up to date by discussing his role within Amadeus Capital. Giving us an understanding of his investment portfolio, explaining why he champions AI, machine learning, quantum computing and Blockchain, and what qualities he looks for in an ideal entrepreneur. Hermann offers us his top tips for entrepreneurs and an insight into how lessons can be learnt from his failures. To read the podcast transcription please CLICK HERE - Powered by Speechmatic About Hermann Hauser  In 2015 Hermann was awarded an KBE for services to Engineering and Industry. Serial Entrepreneur and Co-founder of Amadeus Capital Partners, Dr Hermann Hauser KBE has wide experience in developing and financing companies in the information technology sector. He co-founded a number of high-tech companies including Acorn Computers which spun out ARM, E-trade UK, Virata and Cambridge Network. Subsequently Hermann became vice president of research at Olivetti. During his tenure at Olivetti, he established a global network of research laboratories. Since leaving Olivetti, Hermann has founded over 20 technology companies. In 1997, he co-founded Amadeus Capital Partners. At Amadeus he invested in CSR, Solexa, Icera, Xmos and Cambridge Broadband. Hermann is a Fellow of the Royal Society, the Institute of Physics, the Royal Society of Chemistry and of the Royal Academy of Engineering, as well as an Honorary Fellow of King's College, Cambridge. In 2001 he was awarded an Honorary CBE for ‘innovative service to the UK enterprise sector'. In 2004 he was made a member of the Government's Council for Science and Technology and in 2013 he was made a Distinguished Fellow of BCS, the Chartered Institute for IT. Hermann has honorary doctorates from the Universities of Loughborough, Bath, Anglia Ruskin, Strathclyde, Glasgow and York. Produced by Mark Cotton, Twitter. Podcast links: LinkedIn Co-founder and venture partner at Amadeus Capital PartnersWikipedia The Royal Society UCL Institute for Innovation and Public Purpose Honorary Fellow at Hughes Hall University of Cambridge About Peter Cowley Peter Cowley, a Cambridge university technology graduate, founded and ran over a dozen businesses in technology and property over the last 40 years. He has built up a portfolio of 75 angel investments with nine good exits (including one that is 107X his investment and returned all the cash he has invested) and thirteen failures. He is a board member of the Global Business Angel Network (GBAN), President Emeritus of the European Business Angel Network (EBAN), former chair of the Cambridge Business Angels and was UK Angel of the Year 2014. He has mentored hundreds of entrepreneurs and is on the board of nine startups. In 2011, he founded and ran Martlet: a Corporate VC, investing (currently £10M) from the balance sheet of Marshall, a £2.5bn revenue Cambridge engineering company. He is a fellow in Entrepreneurship at the Cambridge Judge Business School and is on the investment committee of the UK Angel Co-fund. He has also had 16 years' experience as chair, treasurer and trustee of the boards of seven charities. With his son, Alan, Peter is sharing his and others' experience and anecdotes in order to educate angels and entrepreneurs via The Invested Investor which publishes two books and 75+ podcasts. A selection of Invested Investor podcasts are republished here on the Entrepreneurship and Leadership channel on the NBN. This is one of them. Peter is a public speaker on entrepreneurship and angel investing throughout the world. Linkedin Peter's webpage. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In part two of Hermann Hauser's podcast he brings us up to date by discussing his role within Amadeus Capital. Giving us an understanding of his investment portfolio, explaining why he champions AI, machine learning, quantum computing and Blockchain, and what qualities he looks for in an ideal entrepreneur. Hermann offers us his top tips for entrepreneurs and an insight into how lessons can be learnt from his failures. To read the podcast transcription please CLICK HERE - Powered by Speechmatic About Hermann Hauser  In 2015 Hermann was awarded an KBE for services to Engineering and Industry. Serial Entrepreneur and Co-founder of Amadeus Capital Partners, Dr Hermann Hauser KBE has wide experience in developing and financing companies in the information technology sector. He co-founded a number of high-tech companies including Acorn Computers which spun out ARM, E-trade UK, Virata and Cambridge Network. Subsequently Hermann became vice president of research at Olivetti. During his tenure at Olivetti, he established a global network of research laboratories. Since leaving Olivetti, Hermann has founded over 20 technology companies. In 1997, he co-founded Amadeus Capital Partners. At Amadeus he invested in CSR, Solexa, Icera, Xmos and Cambridge Broadband. Hermann is a Fellow of the Royal Society, the Institute of Physics, the Royal Society of Chemistry and of the Royal Academy of Engineering, as well as an Honorary Fellow of King's College, Cambridge. In 2001 he was awarded an Honorary CBE for ‘innovative service to the UK enterprise sector'. In 2004 he was made a member of the Government's Council for Science and Technology and in 2013 he was made a Distinguished Fellow of BCS, the Chartered Institute for IT. Hermann has honorary doctorates from the Universities of Loughborough, Bath, Anglia Ruskin, Strathclyde, Glasgow and York. Produced by Mark Cotton, Twitter. Podcast links: LinkedIn Co-founder and venture partner at Amadeus Capital PartnersWikipedia The Royal Society UCL Institute for Innovation and Public Purpose Honorary Fellow at Hughes Hall University of Cambridge About Peter Cowley Peter Cowley, a Cambridge university technology graduate, founded and ran over a dozen businesses in technology and property over the last 40 years. He has built up a portfolio of 75 angel investments with nine good exits (including one that is 107X his investment and returned all the cash he has invested) and thirteen failures. He is a board member of the Global Business Angel Network (GBAN), President Emeritus of the European Business Angel Network (EBAN), former chair of the Cambridge Business Angels and was UK Angel of the Year 2014. He has mentored hundreds of entrepreneurs and is on the board of nine startups. In 2011, he founded and ran Martlet: a Corporate VC, investing (currently £10M) from the balance sheet of Marshall, a £2.5bn revenue Cambridge engineering company. He is a fellow in Entrepreneurship at the Cambridge Judge Business School and is on the investment committee of the UK Angel Co-fund. He has also had 16 years' experience as chair, treasurer and trustee of the boards of seven charities. With his son, Alan, Peter is sharing his and others' experience and anecdotes in order to educate angels and entrepreneurs via The Invested Investor which publishes two books and 75+ podcasts. A selection of Invested Investor podcasts are republished here on the Entrepreneurship and Leadership channel on the NBN. This is one of them. Peter is a public speaker on entrepreneurship and angel investing throughout the world. Linkedin Peter's webpage. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/new-books-network

Hermann Hauser of the legendary Acorn computers is our distinguished guest this week. In part one of Hermann's podcast, he talks to us about his long and successful history as an entrepreneur. He prompts memories and amuses with his truly amazing journey. Hermann entertains us with the story of how he secured a bank overdraft to finance Acorn computers and how the team managed to put together the BBC Micro in just a few days. He explains how the Micro revolutionised IT teaching in schools, how school children learnt to program using Basic at school and home. He goes on to discuss his role at Olivetti, ARM and the Active Book Company. To read the podcast transcription please CLICK HERE - Powered by Speechmatic About Hermann Hauser In 2015 Hermann was awarded an KBE for services to Engineering and Industry. Serial Entrepreneur and Co-founder of Amadeus Capital Partners, Dr Hermann Hauser KBE has wide experience in developing and financing companies in the information technology sector. He co-founded a number of high-tech companies including Acorn Computers which spun out ARM, E-trade UK, Virata and Cambridge Network. Subsequently Hermann became vice president of research at Olivetti. During his tenure at Olivetti, he established a global network of research laboratories. Since leaving Olivetti, Hermann has founded over 20 technology companies. In 1997, he co-founded Amadeus Capital Partners. At Amadeus he invested in CSR, Solexa, Icera, Xmos and Cambridge Broadband. Hermann is a Fellow of the Royal Society, the Institute of Physics, the Royal Society of Chemistry and of the Royal Academy of Engineering, as well as an Honorary Fellow of King's College, Cambridge. In 2001 he was awarded an Honorary CBE for ‘innovative service to the UK enterprise sector'. In 2004 he was made a member of the Government's Council for Science and Technology and in 2013 he was made a Distinguished Fellow of BCS, the Chartered Institute for IT. Hermann has honorary doctorates from the Universities of Loughborough, Bath, Anglia Ruskin, Strathclyde, Glasgow and York. Produced by Mark Cotton, Twitter. Podcast links: LinkedIn Co-founder and venture partner at Amadeus Capital Partners Wikipedia The Royal Society UCL Institute for Innovation and Public Purpose Honorary Fellow at Hughes Hall University of Cambridge About Peter Cowley Peter Cowley, a Cambridge university technology graduate, founded and ran over a dozen businesses in technology and property over the last 40 years. He has built up a portfolio of 75 angel investments with nine good exits (including one that is 107X his investment and returned all the cash he has invested) and thirteen failures. He is a board member of the Global Business Angel Network (GBAN), President Emeritus of the European Business Angel Network (EBAN), former chair of the Cambridge Business Angels and was UK Angel of the Year 2014. He has mentored hundreds of entrepreneurs and is on the board of nine startups. In 2011, he founded and ran Martlet: a Corporate VC, investing (currently £10M) from the balance sheet of Marshall, a £2.5bn revenue Cambridge engineering company. He is a fellow in Entrepreneurship at the Cambridge Judge Business School and is on the investment committee of the UK Angel Co-fund. He has also had 16 years' experience as chair, treasurer and trustee of the boards of seven charities. With his son, Alan, Peter is sharing his and others' experience and anecdotes in order to educate angels and entrepreneurs via The Invested Investor which publishes two books and 75+ podcasts. A selection of Invested Investor podcasts are republished here on the Entrepreneurship and Leadership channel on the NBN. This is one of them. Peter is a public speaker on entrepreneurship and angel investing throughout the world. Linkedin Peter's webpage. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/entrepreneurship-and-leadership

Hermann Hauser of the legendary Acorn computers is our distinguished guest this week. In part one of Hermann's podcast, he talks to us about his long and successful history as an entrepreneur. He prompts memories and amuses with his truly amazing journey. Hermann entertains us with the story of how he secured a bank overdraft to finance Acorn computers and how the team managed to put together the BBC Micro in just a few days. He explains how the Micro revolutionised IT teaching in schools, how school children learnt to program using Basic at school and home. He goes on to discuss his role at Olivetti, ARM and the Active Book Company. To read the podcast transcription please CLICK HERE - Powered by Speechmatic About Hermann Hauser In 2015 Hermann was awarded an KBE for services to Engineering and Industry. Serial Entrepreneur and Co-founder of Amadeus Capital Partners, Dr Hermann Hauser KBE has wide experience in developing and financing companies in the information technology sector. He co-founded a number of high-tech companies including Acorn Computers which spun out ARM, E-trade UK, Virata and Cambridge Network. Subsequently Hermann became vice president of research at Olivetti. During his tenure at Olivetti, he established a global network of research laboratories. Since leaving Olivetti, Hermann has founded over 20 technology companies. In 1997, he co-founded Amadeus Capital Partners. At Amadeus he invested in CSR, Solexa, Icera, Xmos and Cambridge Broadband. Hermann is a Fellow of the Royal Society, the Institute of Physics, the Royal Society of Chemistry and of the Royal Academy of Engineering, as well as an Honorary Fellow of King's College, Cambridge. In 2001 he was awarded an Honorary CBE for ‘innovative service to the UK enterprise sector'. In 2004 he was made a member of the Government's Council for Science and Technology and in 2013 he was made a Distinguished Fellow of BCS, the Chartered Institute for IT. Hermann has honorary doctorates from the Universities of Loughborough, Bath, Anglia Ruskin, Strathclyde, Glasgow and York. Produced by Mark Cotton, Twitter. Podcast links: LinkedIn Co-founder and venture partner at Amadeus Capital Partners Wikipedia The Royal Society UCL Institute for Innovation and Public Purpose Honorary Fellow at Hughes Hall University of Cambridge About Peter Cowley Peter Cowley, a Cambridge university technology graduate, founded and ran over a dozen businesses in technology and property over the last 40 years. He has built up a portfolio of 75 angel investments with nine good exits (including one that is 107X his investment and returned all the cash he has invested) and thirteen failures. He is a board member of the Global Business Angel Network (GBAN), President Emeritus of the European Business Angel Network (EBAN), former chair of the Cambridge Business Angels and was UK Angel of the Year 2014. He has mentored hundreds of entrepreneurs and is on the board of nine startups. In 2011, he founded and ran Martlet: a Corporate VC, investing (currently £10M) from the balance sheet of Marshall, a £2.5bn revenue Cambridge engineering company. He is a fellow in Entrepreneurship at the Cambridge Judge Business School and is on the investment committee of the UK Angel Co-fund. He has also had 16 years' experience as chair, treasurer and trustee of the boards of seven charities. With his son, Alan, Peter is sharing his and others' experience and anecdotes in order to educate angels and entrepreneurs via The Invested Investor which publishes two books and 75+ podcasts. A selection of Invested Investor podcasts are republished here on the Entrepreneurship and Leadership channel on the NBN. This is one of them. Peter is a public speaker on entrepreneurship and angel investing throughout the world. Linkedin Peter's webpage. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/new-books-network

For the latest episode of Mistakes Were Made, Alex and Frank are joined by Citywire's executive chairman and founder Lawrence Lever, AKA their boss.  A former lawyer and investigative journalist, Lawrence tells Alex and Frank about some of the mistakes he made when starting the business, what he learned from them, and how these lessons ultimately led to the success Citywire enjoys today.   Some early missteps include not taking all the advice on offer from renowned venture capitalist Hermann Hauser and trusting a rival to act honorably (spoiler alert: they didn't!).  We also discuss mistakes that the media can make when covering investment (Lawrence has some pointers for Alex on this), what fund managers often get wrong when starting their own shops, and why asset managers are probably nicer than investment bankers.   This is the last episode in the current series of Mistakes Were Made. We're taking a break over the summer and will be back September. Thank you for listening.  

TCW Podcast Episode 131 - Sir Clive of ZX   In our second part looking at Sir Clive Sinclair we pick up the story where we left off!  We follow Sir Clive Sinclair as he reluctantly develops computers for the British market to fund his other project's.  The wild popularity of the ZX line including the ZX 80, ZX 81, and ZX Spectrum led to a booming home computer market in Brittan. Sinclair even tried to go into the business market with the Sinclair QL, but was outshone by competitors.  In the end Sir Clive Sinclair lost a fortune in developing an electric car known as the Sinclair C5.  The massive loss of funds led him to sell off the computer business to Lord Sugar to remain solvent.    The Video Game History Hour: https://gamehistory.org/video-game-history-hour/ The Video Game History Hour Ep 14 Alex Smith Discusses They Create Worlds: https://gamehistory.org/ep-14-alex-smith-discusses-they-create-worlds/   Micro Men - 10th Anniversary - With Chris Curry, Steve Furber and Hermann Hauser: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yaonVYOTSsk 8-Bit Guy: ZX80, ZX81, And Timex Sinclair 10000: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Jr7Q1yJOUM TCW017 - The British 8-Bit Computer Market Hardware: http://podcast.theycreateworlds.com/e/the-british-8-bit-computer-market-hardware/ TCW018 - The British 8-Bit Computer Market Software: http://podcast.theycreateworlds.com/e/the-british-8-bit-computer-market-software/ Sinclair ZX 81 Demo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UM_d37vMtEA Sinclair Timex 1000 Commercial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2zSFGtzBsng Sinclair ZX Spectrum: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tqnIa4rXK_cSinclair ZX Spectrum Commercial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mh0g73JvFbo Timex Sinclair 2028: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fTKckoSj-OE Sinclair QL System Review and Story: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yU_VUN9VVcM Sinclair QL Demo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kCKercQxHrk The Pawn by magnetic scroll on Spectrum Next: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W1tG0dNmZrs Sinclair Spectrum 128: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z_gnu8hkbdE Sinclair Spectrum 128 Commercial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3EEvrTeWSTk Sinclair C5 Infomercial 1985: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l5N937V8ZOw   New episodes on the 1st and 15th of every month!   TCW Email: feedback@theycreateworlds.com  Twitter: @tcwpodcast Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/theycreateworlds Alex's Video Game History Blog: http://videogamehistorian.wordpress.com Alex's book is available for preorder and should be released through CRC Press in December 2019: http://bit.ly/TCWBOOK1   Intro Music: Josh Woodward - Airplane Mode -  Music - "Airplane Mode" by Josh Woodward. Free download:http://joshwoodward.com/song/AirplaneMode  Outro Music: RolemMusic - Bacterial Love - http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Rolemusic/Pop_Singles_Compilation_2014/01_rolemusic_-_bacterial_love    Copyright: Attribution: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

The tech sector is fast becoming a battleground where the world’s greatest economic powers, the US and China, are competing for power and influence. Where is Europe in this race to shape the digital future? We speak to Hermann Hauser, a tech entrepreneur and venture capitalist who has profoundly shaped Europe and the UK’s technology sector. Is Europe failing to build its own tech champions?

Der Tiroler Hermann Hauser hat mit ARM einen der weltweit wichtigsten Chip-Hersteller gegründet - ohne ARM-Prozessoren kein iPhone. Heute ist er als Investor tätig und berät EU und Österreich in Sachen Innovation auf höchster Ebene. Im Podcast spricht er über die heutigen "Chip Wars", über Startups und warum 100 Milliarden Euro nicht viel Geld für die digitale Zukunft Europas sind.

Für ungefähr 40 Milliarden Dollar will der amerikanische Tech-Konzern Nvidia den britischen Chip-Designer ARM übernehmen, dessen Architekturen in nahezu jedem Smartphone stecken. Doch Widerstand formiert sich längst. Dagegen ist etwa einer der Gründer, der aus Tirol stammende Physiker Hermann Hauser. Er erklärt, wieso aus seiner Sicht das Geschäftsmodell von ARM bedroht ist, was das auch mit Donald Trump zu tun hat - und was Europa tun muss, um sich zu behaupten im eskalierenden Streit zwischen Amerika und China.

Kiểm soát công nghệ của thế kỷ 21 để triệt hạ Trung Quốc, đặt châu Âu, Nhật Bản, Hàn Quốc vào thế “chư hầu” : Phải chăng Washington đang đạt gần đến đích sau vụ một công ty Mỹ thâu tóm một tập đoàn của Anh từ tay một nhà đầu tư Nhật Bản ? Ngày 13/09/2020 Nvidia thông báo chi ra 40 tỷ đô la để mua lại ARM từ tay chủ nhân là Softbank. ARM, Nvidia hay Softbank là ba cái tên xa lạ với hầu hết người tiêu dùng trên thế giới nhưng lại không thể thiếu trong đời sống hàng ngày của mỗi chúng ta. Mẫu số chung của ba tập đoàn nói trên là những con bọ chíp và họa đồ GPU đã trở thành “con tim và khối óc” của điện thoại di động, máy vi tính, máy chơi game và tất cả dụng cụ kết nối. Một vụ Big Bang trong thế giới công nghệ Có ít nhất ba yếu tố để quan tâm tới vụ công ty ARM của Anh một lần nữa đổi chủ. Nhà đầu tư Softbank năm 2016 mua lại công ty thiết kế bọ chíp này của Anh với giá 32 tỷ đô la và có lãi 8 tỷ khi bán lại cho tập đoàn Mỹ Nvidia bốn năm sau. Lý do ARM, trụ sở đặt tại Cambridge nơi được mệnh danh là thung lũng công nghệ của nước Anh, trong năm 2019 đã thiết kế 22,8 tỷ con bọ cho khách hàng ở khắp 5 châu trong đó có những tên tuổi lớn của Mỹ như chính bản thân Nvidia, hay Apple, Qualcomm, và các hãng khác trên thế giới như Hoa Vi, Samsung, Nokia … Bọ của ARMS nổi tiếng là hiệu quả và ít hao tốn năng lượng. Một lợi thế khác của tập đoàn Anh giúp cho Softbank lời 8 tỷ đô la trong 4 năm là “thế trung lập” của ARM nhờ vậy mà công ty này vẫn thịnh vượng trong cuộc chiến công nghệ giữa hai ông khổng lồ thế giới là Mỹ và Trung Quốc. Vậy Nvidia có lợi gì khi mua lại ARM ? Đang dẫn đầu thị trường họa đồ GPU cho máy tính điện tử, không có Nvidia không thể có hình ảnh trên máy tính, điện thoại và cũng không thể có các trò chơi điện tử. Công ty Mỹ có trụ sở tại Santa Clara bang California này đang kiểm soát đến 80 % thị phần trên thế giới nhờ là một trong những tên tuổi hiếm hoi có thể xử lý cùng lúc “hàng tỷ dữ liệu”. Nhưng Nvidia nhìn xa hơn nữa và trông thấy những lợi thế một khi làm chủ được ARM : thứ nhất, củng cố thêm thế thượng phong trong hai lĩnh vực khác đó là trí thông minh nhân tạo (AI) và các data center tức là những trung tâm lưu trữ và xử ký các dữ liệu cho khách hàng, thứ hai, hãng Anh sẽ là một loại “vũ khí” giúp Nvidia qua mặt luôn cả một số đối thủ Mỹ như Intel hay AMD. ARM vũ khí hay cánh tay nối dài của Mỹ Lý do thứ nhì để chú ý đến vụ tập đoàn thiết kế bọ điện tử Anh một lần nữa đổi chủ là nhà đầu tư Nhật Bản Softbank không can thiệp vào các hoạt động vào chiến lược phát triển hay chính sách thương mại của ARM. Với Nvidia thì khác. Trả lời RFI Việt Ngữ chuyên gia về công nghệ mới Julien Nocetti, cộng tác viên Viện Quan Hệ Quốc Tế Pháp IFRI, giảng dậy tại trường quân sự Saint-Cyr Coëtquidan giải thích về khác biệt giữa Softbank và Nvidia khi cùng muốn làm chủ ARM : Julien Nocetti : “ARM là một trong những tập đoàn có giá trị cuối cùng của Anh Quốc, đặc biệt là trong lĩnh vực công nghệ mới. Tới nay công ty này vẫn trụ lại được trên vương quốc Anh cho dù đã bị tập đoàn Softbank của Nhật mua lại 100 % vốn từ năm 2016. Trong bốn năm qua tập đoàn Anh này vẫn làm chủ công nghệ của mình, vẫn giữ được công việc làm cho người Anh. Việc hãng của Mỹ Nvidia mua lại là một bước ngoặt quan trọng. Công nghệ ARM đang có trong nay mai sẽ bị dời sang Hoa Kỳ hay sang một quốc gia thứ ba nào đó, theo tôi là điều khó tránh khỏi. Ít nhất là một phần các hoạt động của ARM sẽ bị ảnh hưởng. Từ các nguồn nhân lực của ARM đến kỹ thuật rất cá biệt của công ty này đều do Mỹ kiểm soát. Đây thực sự là một mối đe dọa đến sự tự chủ về công nghệ của Vương Quốc Anh nói riêng, của châu Âu nói chung. Điều mâu thuẫn ở đây là chính phủ Anh đã phản ứng rất muộn màng. Luân Đôn gần như thờ ơ khi Nvidia bắt đầu thông báo kế hoạch mua lại ARM từ hồi tháng 7 vừa qua. Phải đợi đến khi ván gần như đã đóng thuyền thì chính giới và báo chí mới quan tâm đến hồ sơ nhậy cảm này. Điều đó thể hiện sự thờ ơ và chậm trễ của toàn châu Âu trong lĩnh vực công nghệ cao”. Thất bại ê chề của châu Âu Lý do thứ ba vụ ARM – Nvidia gây chú ý liên quan đến tính độc lập của châu Âu với Hoa Kỳ. Tập đoàn Mỹ trong tay chủ tịch tổng giám đốc Jen Hsun Huang tuy cam kết duy trì mô hình phát triển của ARM, và nhất là sẽ “tiếp tục đối xử một cách bình đẳng để phục vụ tất cả các khách hàng”, “duy trì các cơ sở và trung tâm nghiên cứu của ARM tại Cambridge”. Nhưng không có gì bảo đảm rằng Nvidia sẽ không giữ một số công nghệ của ARM cho riêng mình để thống lĩnh công nghệ AI hay quản lý dữ liệu. Đó là chưa kể kinh nghiệm cho thấy những hứa hẹn ban đầu từ phía các công ty muốn thâu tóm đối phương thường xuyên thường là “lời nói gió bay”. Chính đồng sáng lập viên ARM, Hermann Hauser đã lên tuyến đầu chống lại kế hoạch bán tập đoàn công nghệ bán dẫn uy tín nhất của vương quốc Anh cho Nvidia. Ông báo trước một “thảm họa” đối với nhân viên ARM và nhất là với ảnh hưởng của vương quốc Anh trong thế giới công nghệ mới. Chuyên gia Julien Nocetti xem thương vụ này là bằng chứng rõ rệt nhất cho thấy cả Luân Đôn lẫn Bruxelles đều đang đầu hàng trên mặt trận công nghệ cao, tự đặt mình vào thế “chư hầu” của Mỹ : Julien Nocetti : “Chủ quyền về mặt công nghệ của châu Âu thực ra đã gặp trở ngại ngay từ đầu. Vố này chỉ là một đòn mới tấn thêm vào tham vọng đó của châu Âu mà thôi. Chúng ta biết rằng giới lãnh đạo châu Âu, Ủy Ban Châu Âu, liên tục nói tới một chiến lược tự chủ về mặt kỹ thuật số, về công nghệ cao … Nhưng rõ ràng lời nói không đi đôi với việc làm. Về mặt công nghiệp, kinh tế, chính trị và chiến lược, đây thực sự là một thất bại. Ngay cả về mặt biểu tượng, đây cũng là một thất bại ê chề. ARM là một con chim đầu đàn trong một lĩnh vực rất đặc biệt nhậy cảm liên quan đến chip điện tử, đến công nghệ bán dẫn. Với cuộc đọ sức giữa Hoa Kỳ và tập đoàn Trung Quốc Hoa Vi nhẽ ra đó phải là một bài học thức tỉnh châu Âu. Chúng ta thấy công nghệ bán dẫn mang tính chất chiến lược cao độ và tương lai mạng 5G tùy thuộc vào những sản phẩm này tới mức độ nào. Vậy mà châu Âu vẫn để ARM lọt vào tay Mỹ. Nvidia mua lại tập đoàn của Anh sẽ cho phép Hoa Kỳ cầm dao đằng chuôi về mặt địa chính trị, địa chiến lược và giờ đây là cả về địa-kinh tế nữa. Washington chận trước các nước cờ của các tập đoàn Trung Quốc, đồng thời thách thức luôn cả châu Âu”. Đồng sáng lập viên ARM Hermann Hauser, một tiếng nói có uy tín tại vương quốc Anh, trong một bản kiến nghị kêu gọi chính quyền của thủ tướng Boris Johnson can thiệp bởi viễn cảnh Nvidia dời cơ sở của ARM sang Hoa Kỳ là điều “không tránh khỏi”. Luân Đôn “sẽ tính sao nếu như mỗi khi ARM ký hợp đồng với khách hàng đều phải hỏi ý Washington trước đã ?” Trong bối cảnh chiến tranh thương mại, về công nghệ Mỹ-Trung hiện nay, “thế trung lập” của ARM có còn được bảo đảm khi đã thuộc về Mỹ ? Đó là chưa kể  một khi thủ tục hoàn tất, Hoa Kỳ sẽ độc quyền kiểm soát ba hãng lớn nhất trên thế giới trong ngành công nghệ bán dẫn : Nvidia, AMD và Intel. Chuyên gia Julien Nocetti trông thấy trước hậu quả tương lai từ việc ARM đổi chủ : Julien Nocettti : "Hậu quả về ngắn và trung hạn theo tôi sẽ hết sức lớn. Thương vụ này cộng thêm với những tuyên bố đột ngột và thô bạo của tổng thống Trump là một đòn đau tấn vào dây chuyền cung ứng toàn cầu. Mỹ ngày càng khẳng định logic đối đầu giữa một bên là công nghệ của Hoa Kỳ và bên kia là công nghệ của Trung Quốc. Rõ ràng là Mỹ đi theo chủ trương bảo hộ và khái niệm « địa – kinh tế » đang hình thành. Nhà Trắng có một tầm nhìn về lâu về dài, không chỉ để nhắm vào Trung Quốc mà để triệt hạ luôn cả các đối thủ tiềm tàng khác của Hoa Kỳ, cho dù là tổng thống Trump thường có những tuyên bố đôi khi trống đánh xuôi, kèn thổi ngược". Lập luận bảo vệ công việc làm cho 6.700 nhân viên ARM trên lãnh thổ Anh hay lá bài “chủ quyền quốc gia về mặt công nghệ cao” không có sức thuyết phục bằng 40 tỷ đô la Nvidia chịu xuất hầu bao để mua lại công ty bán dẫn số 1 này của Anh Quốc. Thêm vào đó Julien Nocetti lưu ý ngay cả chính phủ Anh cũng khó có thể ngăn chận thương vụ giữa ARM- Nvidia và Softbank bỏi vì ARM là một công ty tư nhân, vốn lại thuộc về một ông chủ Nhật Bản và bên mua vào là Mỹ. Rõ ràng là Mỹ đã có chính sách rất bài bản về giữ thế thượng phong trên tất cả mọi phương diện, mà ở đây là về mặt công nghệ cao. Trong khi đó thì châu Âu tuy nói rất nhiều về tham vọng “tự chủ về kỹ thuật số” nhưng cả Luân Đôn lẫn Bruxelles đều đã để một trong những công ty hàng đầu của mình lọt về tay Hoa Kỳ. Đành rằng Anh Quốc và châu Âu đang bị dịch Covid-19 chi phối và số tiền 40 tỷ đô la là rất lớn, hiếm một công ty hay một quỹ đầu tư nào tại Lục Địa Già dễ dàng bỏ ra. Thế nhưng vào lúc Liên Âu bơm thêm hàng ngàn tỷ euro để kích cầu khắc phục hậu quả virus corona gây nên, khó có thể tin rằng, châu Âu không có phương tiện tài chính để giữ ARM trong tầm kiểm soát của mình. Giải thích duy nhất về chiến lược của Liên Âu trong lĩnh vực công nghệ mới được giới trong ngành đưa ra là các nhà lãnh đạo châu Âu “bị cận thị” và đã không rút tỉa được bài học nào từ các đòn Washignton đang tấn vào Hoa Vi hay ZTE, từ thế áp đảo tuyệt đối của các đại tập đoàn Mỹ GAFAM.

In this special podcast, we interview Dr Hermann Hauser - one of the co-founders of Arm Holdings - to discuss the proposed sale to Nvidia and why Dr Hauser believes that is a bad move for the company and Britain as a whole.

Patrocinador: El nuevo Swift Full Stack Bootcamp de Apple Coding Academy es un curso intensivo (4 horas diarias) para conseguir el trabajo que siempre has querido. — Está limitado a 15 alumnos, así que tendrás a los profesores bien dedicados, y todas las clases quedan grabadas para repasar. — Aprovecha las becas especiales del 20%  y otro 5% si te apuntas antes del 20 de agosto. Tarjetas sanitarias cifradas / Silicon Valley se desinfla un poquito / Airbnb y los jóvenes / Buscaminas perfecto / Chrome y la batería / Estrella veloz / Perdón presidencial para Snowden  El plan de la tarjeta sanitaria inteligente de India. Una tarjeta para ciudadano que registra en el chip interno su historial médico y farmacéutico, volantes, etc. — Cada visita generará un token de acceso temporal para el doctor.  No me queda claro si toda la información irá en el chip, o solo será una clave que descifre temporalmente los datos almacenados en una base centralizada… o qué ocurre si se pierde o la roban, etc.  El éxodo en Silicon Valley se acelera. El 42% de los empleados en empresas tecnológicas se iría de “la Bahía” a otro lugar más barato si les ofrecieran trabajo remoto. Otra encuesta afirma que el 15% ya se ha ido.  Datos internos de Facebook revelados: el 40% de los empleados, unos 20.000, quieren puesto remoto indefinido.  Pocos quieren seguir pagando 3.000 dólares al mes por un piso de una habitación a una hora de su oficina.  Crean un juego de buscaminas perfecto. En esta versión los números nunca son ambiguos, resultando en que el jugador no pueda deducir por lógica dónde está cada mina. Un fundador de ARM considera un error vender a Nvidia. Las negociaciones siguen, pero Hermann Hauser, uno de los doce fundadores de la firma británica, afirma que si Nvidia compra ARM, sus rivales podrían pasarse a otras arquitecturas.  Airbnb limita los alquileres para menores de 25 años. En España, Francia y Reino Unido, no podrán solicitar casas completas (habitaciones sí) en zonas cercanas a su domicilio hasta que tengan tres calificaciones positivas.  La medida ya estaba en EE.UU, y busca eliminar las fiestas masivas, que solo traen malos ratos para los vecinos. Con el coronavirus dando vueltas, el motivo es doble.  La psicología detrás de las risas escritas. Escribir “jajaja” en un chat sin reírte en realidad tiene todo el sentido del mundo, pero qué tipo de “risa” escribimos o expresamos tiene mucha miga.  ¿Tú de quién eres? Hay gente que es más de emojis, otros “jaja” otros “xD”, y otros solo se comunican con pegatinas.  Internet Explorer cumple 25 años. La ‘e' azul que fue sinónimo de internet para una generación tuvo una infancia prodigio y el resto en depresión profunda preguntándose dónde fue su potencial.  Durante casi una década mantuvo una cuota de más del 80% de uso (gráfico) a nivel global.  El equipo de Chrome tiene otra idea para mejorar la batería. Una serie de etiquetas que las páginas web enviarían indicando que la web funciona bien incluso con pocos recursos, para limitar la CPU dedicada a esa pestaña.  Una extensión para ver Netflix y el guión a la vez. Usando la web de Netflix podrás ver en tiempo real el guión que describe cada escena. Útil para cinéfilos o darle “otra vuelta” a tu peli favorita.  Astrónomos detectan la estrella más rápida del cielo. Se llama S62, completa una órbita alrededor del agujero negro en el centro de la Vía Láctea cada 10 años, alcanzando el 8% de la velocidad de la luz.  Varapalo judicial a Amazon en California. Un juez considera que la compañía es responsable de los daños ocasionados de los productos que se venden en su plataforma por terceros.  Un giro jurisprudencial de 180º que puede acabar con Amazon revisando más a fondo quién vende qué en su plataforma.  Trump considera condonar a Edward Snowden. Significaría retirar los cargos contra el ex-empleado de la NSA que reveló numerosos secretos de las operaciones de espionaje masivo sobre Internet estadounidense.  Trump da 45 días más a Bytedance para vender TikTok. La fecha límite pasa del 15 de septiembre al 12 de noviembre, para que la extorsión se complete. Microsoft sigue siendo el principal candidato. ¿Quieres colaborar con el programa? Colabora en Patreon Colabora en Ko-Fi (PayPal) ---- Ahora también tenemos un grupo de Telegram para oyentes: https://t.me/joinchat/AF0lVBd8RkeEM4DL-8qYfw ---- Sigue la publicación en: Newsletter diaria: http://newsletter.mixx.io Twitter: http://twitter.com/mixx_io o sigue a Álex directamente en: http://twitter.com/somospostpc Envíame un email: alex@barredo.es Telegram: https://t.me/mixx_io Web: https://mixx.io

The BBC Micro - Interview with Hermann Hauser Hi, everyone, and welcome to episode 99 for May 2020 of the Floppy Days Podcast, where we look at home computers of the 70’s and 80’s across the globe, not just the U.S. This episode is one in a series of episodes on one of the iconic British machines that was so important to the home computer revolution: The BBC Micro.  In episode 97, I had an interview with one of the key members of the BBC Micro team: Mr. Steve Furber.  In this episode, with Steve’s help, I was able to get an interview with another key member of that team: Mr. Hermann Hauser. Last episode (#98) I summarized the history of the BBC Micro and I don’t want to repeat that here, but I want to give you just a bit of information about Hermann to help set the stage for the interview to follow: Chris Curry and Mr. Hauser set up a company called Acorn Computer Ltd. and in January 1979 they launched their first product: a microcomputer kit named Acorn System 75.  The name Acorn was chosen because the microcomputer system was to be expandable and growth-oriented and appeared before "Apple Computer" in a telephone directory. Their follow-up product was a microcomputer called the Atom.  After it had been released into the market, Acorn (due to an idea proposed by Hermann) decided to build an improved 6502-based machine with far greater expansion capabilities: the Proton. Hauser quickly pulled in Steve Furber (who had been working for Acorn on a voluntary basis) and Sophie Wilson to help complete a revised version of the Proton which met the specifications that the British Broadcasting Corporation was shopping around to find a partner for their planned literacy program.  BBC visited Acorn and were given a demonstration of the Proton. Shortly afterwards, the literacy program computer contract was awarded to Acorn, and the Proton was launched in December 1981 as the BBC Micro. Hermann Hauser believes that if he had had just a little more foresight all those years ago, the world would now talk about Acorn compatible rather than IBM compatible computers.  Wouldn’t that be interesting? Anyway, I’m very excited and proud to have gotten an interview with Hermann and I enjoyed talking with him very much.  I hope you enjoy it as well. I’m still planning, in upcoming episodes, to cover all of the usual topics on the Beeb, such as its history in depth, tech specs, modern upgrades, Web sites and a ton of other information about this machine. Before we jump into the interview, I’ll spend just a moment to let you know about any new acquisitions I’ve managed to get for the hobby and any hobby-related things I’ve been working on. Please enjoy! Links Mentioned in the Show: New Acquisitions Heathkit ET-3400 Microprocessor Trainer - https://www.vintage-computer.com/heathkit3400.shtml  ET-3400 Microprocessors Book 1 - https://archive.org/details/6800-Microprocessors-Book-1and-2-Heathkit-1985  Oh! Pascal by Michael Clancy - https://www.amazon.com/Oh-PASCAL-Doug-Cooper/dp/0393954455  Software Tools in Pascal - Brian Kernighan - https://www.amazon.com/Software-Tools-Pascal-Brian-Kernighan/dp/0201103427/  Personal Pascal for the Atari ST  https://www.amazon.com/Personal-Pascal-Atari-1040-Version/dp/B000Q9VAOU  https://www.atarimagazines.com/v5n1/pascalandmodula2.html Upcoming Shows July 24-25, KansasFest - https://www.kansasfest.org/ (virtual) cost $20 to register August 1-2, VCF West, Computer History Museum, Mountain View, CA - http://vcfed.org/wp/festivals/vintage-computer-festival-west/ - going virtual Aug. 20 - Aug. 23, 2020, Fujiama, Lengenfeld, Germany - http://abbuc.de/~atarixle/fuji/2020/  September 12-13, VCF Midwest, Elmhurst, IL - http://vcfmw.org/  October 10 - 12, VCF East, InfoAge Science Center, Wall, NJ - http://vcfed.org/wp/festivals/vintage-computer-festival-east/ NOTE: You can order a t-shirt to support the VCF events at http://vcfed.org/wp/t-shirts/ for $20 + shipping October 24, Chicago TI International World Faire, Evanston Public Library, Evanston, IL - http://chicagotiug.sdf.org/faire/  October 30 - November 1, 2020, Tandy Assembly, Springfield, OH - http://www.tandyassembly.com/  December ?, World of Commodore, Mississauga (Toronto), Ontario, Canada - https://www.tpug.ca/ 

In this episode, Charis and I speak to Cambridge University alumna, Pat Marsh. When we recorded the interview, we didn't have any of the studio equipment with us, just a phone, but we thought it would be a crime not to share Pat's incredible story. Pat was the first woman in the UK to hold a gaming licence and in 1979 she brought Space Invaders, the arcade game sensation, to the UK shores. Pat has had a distinguished business career, most recently serving as Executive Chairman of Philip-Treacy. Philip Treacy's hats have adorned the heads of royals and celebrities alike, including Grace Jones, Lady Gaga, Madonna, Sarah Jessica Parker, Beyonce and Victoria Beckham. https://medium.com/this-cambridge-life/the-woman-who-brought-space-invaders-to-the-uk-and-is-championing-womens-sport-7f1aa8ffedb8 (https://medium.com/this-cambridge-life/the-woman-who-brought-space-invaders-to-the-uk-and-is-championing-womens-sport-7f1aa8ffedb8) I grew up in Tipton, a working class town in the Midlands. All my family lived locally so we were always in and out of each other's houses. People always think that, if you are hard-up, things are difficult but everyone was the same, so we didn't know any different. My sister reminded me recently that we had to sleep with our coats on the bed to keep warm. We had a flat roof and each year someone put up a new tarpaulin to keep the rain out. But it wasn't completely watertight so there were always buckets around. Although we were poor we were also proud, with polished shoes. My father joined the Grenadier Guards at the age of 15 and fought with the Desert Rats in North Africa. Since reading Malory Towers I'd always dreamed of going to boarding school. But then I heard of such a thing as university, after watching the The Student Prince and The Wild and the Willing at the local Odeon, and thought that sounded even better. I was the only girl from my school to go to Grammar School and the only girl to go on to university. In those days girls went to secretarial or teacher training college so this was unusual. I got a place at Hull University to study geography, which was my best subject at school. University in the 1960s was magical. One time at the Old Hill Plaza George Harrison held my hand – what more could a girl want in life? After university, my career started with slot machines. I'd set up a business to service these machines in cafes. We started being asked about a new game called Space Invaders, so went to a trade show in Japan and ended up forming a joint Japanese company, which was the first to bring Space Invaders to the UK. We had to file down the slots, which were just big enough for Yen, so that 10 pence pieces could fit in. Everyone wanted one and we found ourselves airlifting these arcade games to businesses all over the UK. It was a crazy time. We had two Japanese colleagues living with us, one dealing with imports and exports, the other with technical issues. Because of this my children picked up Japanese. Later we decided to just import the electronic components and build the machines in the UK at Ace Coin Equipment Ltd in South Wales. This meant we needed to design a circuit board for the new range of machines, which led to my first association with Cambridge. One of our directors, Keith Arnold, knew of two young men, Hermann Hauser and Chris Curry in Cambridge who were paid £20,000 to design the new board. With this money they founded Acorn Computers. Haute couture hats have been my most recent business venture. I served as Executive Chairman of, and was a major shareholder in, Philip Treacy Ltd. Philip's couture hats have been worn by royals and celebrities and are widely regarded as works of art. I have some hanging on my wall at home. I sometimes feel like someone who wears lots of metaphorical hats. A year or so ago I did a course at Cambridge Judge Business School. We were asked what...

In part two of Hermann Hauser’s podcast he brings us up to date by discussing his role within Amadeus Capital. Giving us an understanding of his investment portfolio, explaining why he champions AI, machine learning, quantum computing and Blockchain, and what qualities he looks for in an ideal entrepreneur. Hermann offers us his top tips for entrepreneurs and an insight into how lessons can be learnt from his failures.

Hermann Hauser of the legendary Acorn computers is our distinguished guest this week. In part one of Hermann’s podcast, he talks to us about his long and successful history as an entrepreneur. He prompts memories and amuses with his truly amazing journey. Hermann entertains us with the story of how he secured a bank overdraft to finance Acorn computers and how the team managed to put together the BBC Micro in just a few days. He explains how the Micro revolutionised IT teaching in schools, how school children learnt to program using Basic at school and home. He goes on to discuss his role at Olivetti, ARM and the Active Book Company. 

"Ich werde beweisen, dass es in Österreich keine gescheiten Projekte gibt und dann lasst mich in Ruhe!" - Hermann Hauser und Magdalena Hauser im Interview über die Anfänge der IECT Hermann Hauser Summer School und Österreichs Deep-Tech-Potenzial.

Prof Andy Hopper CBE FRS FREng FIET and Dr Hermann Hauser CBE FRS FREng talk about the issues involved in commercialising research and innovation.

Prof Andy Hopper CBE FRS FREng FIET and Dr Hermann Hauser CBE FRS FREng talk about the issues involved in commercialising research and innovation.

Humans are social creatures using communications that are ‘regulated’ by trust, ethics, social systems and law. Our world of interactions and networks is increasingly complex and automated. What happens when events and decisions become too fast for us to perceive, let alone control? Professors Huw Price and Murray Shanahan join Dr Jonathan Cave and Dr Hermann Hauser.

Hermann talks to the TELL about his history as an entrepreneur and venture capitalist, focusing on the high-technology past and future, with an emphasis on what the future holds, along with his key learnings. The TELL series is hosted by the LBS Entrepreneurship club at London Business School. http://tellseries.com/

Hermann talks to the TELL about his history as an entrepreneur and venture capitalist, focusing on the high-technology past and future, with an emphasis on what the future holds, along with his key learnings. The TELL series is hosted by the LBS Entrepreneurship club at London Business School. http://tellseries.com/

Charles Cotton, Investor, Advisor and Business Angel, and Hermann Hauser, Co-Founder of Amadeus Capital Partners, speaking at the Enterprise Tuesday lecture series in January 2011. Charles and Hermann reveal the roller coaster experience of the early stages of starting a business; being lean and mean in terms of managing resources, being highly focused and driven, and minding the cash. They also discuss the importance of generosity towards inbound team members in order to attract talent, sharing information and the detail that enables others (also) to succeed.

Charles Cotton, Investor, Advisor and Business Angel, and Hermann Hauser, Co-Founder of Amadeus Capital Partners, speaking at the Enterprise Tuesday lecture series in January 2011. Charles and Hermann reveal the roller coaster experience of the early stages of starting a business; being lean and mean in terms of managing resources, being highly focused and driven, and minding the cash. They also discuss the importance of generosity towards inbound team members in order to attract talent, sharing information and the detail that enables others (also) to succeed.

When is an idea a business opportunity? Dr Hermann Hauser, co-founder of Amadeus Capital Partners, discusses following his lecture at the CfEL Enterprise Tuesday 2008/2009 series.

When is an idea a business opportunity? Dr Hermann Hauser, co-founder of Amadeus Capital Partners, discusses following his lecture at the CfEL Enterprise Tuesday 2008/2009 series.