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It's come a long way from its game developer roots and the NVIDIA GPU Technology Conference (GTC) 2025 edition was so well attended, it was straining the capacity of the San Jose Convention Center, its long-term home. John Abbott returns to discuss what debuted and the implications with host Eric Hanselman. NVIDIA has taken a starring role in AI and this year's GTC had all of the glitz of a Hollywood production – CEO's of major tech partners delivered a video tribute and Disney-designed robots cavorted on stage with CEO Jensen Huang. The event reinforced the extent to which NVIDIA has become a systems and software company, rather than simply a supplier of high performance silicon. The event highlighted not only new GPU's and rack-scale compute systems, but also countered the concerns around declines in GPU demand raised by the release of the DeepSeek AI models. The shift to reasoning models for AI is expected to drive further demand. The impacts on energy consumption and associated pressure on energy transition plans weren't mentioned, but are a large part of the larger discussion around AI. More S&P Global Content: SoftBank, OpenAI, Oracle and MGX commit to $100B for Stargate AI infrastructure Semiconductor Digest: A roundup of the latest developments Next in Tech | Ep. 206: NVIDIA quarterly earnings For S&P subscribers: NVIDIA pushes broader AI infrastructure story with Blackwell Ultra, full stack software NVIDIA takes commanding revenue lead in semiconductor space Tech is priced to move Generative AI Digest 25: A roundup of latest breakthroughs and developments Credits: Host/Author: Eric Hanselman Guest: John Abbott Producer/Editor: Adam Kovalsky Published With Assistance From: Sophie Carr, Feranmi Adeoshun, Kyra Smith

For this episode of the Data Center Frontier Show podcast, DCF's editors sat down with Udi Paret, Chief Business Officer of ZutaCore, and Alison Deane, ZutaCore's VP of Marketing, to discuss the company's impactful showing at the NVIDIA GTC [GPU Technology Conference] event this past March. Held at the San Jose Convention Center in the heart of Silicon Valley, both ZutaCore executives were intensively on hand for the event. A Busy GTC for Zutacore  At GTC, ZutaCore showcased its direct-to-chip, waterless liquid cooling technology, and announced support for the NVIDIA H100 and H200 Tensor Core GPUs to help maximize data centers' AI performance while delivering sustainability benefits.  "I wore them out," said Deane of her press scheduling at NVIDIA GTC for Paret and his counterpart at GTC, ZutaCore CEO, Erez Freibach. Paret and Deane said that Zutacore drew significant interest at GTC for the breadth of the company's announcements surrounding its HyperCool platform, comprised of direct-to-chip, waterless two-phase liquid cooling technology. ZutaCore's HyperCool dielectric cold plate liquid cooling system involves a direct-contact, self-regulated, pool-boiling based evaporator, enabling networking and simultaneously cooling all chips on-demand.  Several leading server manufacturers are engaged with ZutaCore to complete the certification and testing on the NVIDIA  GPU platforms. Compact, easy to install, and capable of cooling up 1500-watt processors and above, the company notes the platform is also qualified by processor manufacturers Intel and AMD, and deployed in major server manufacturers including Dell, SuperMicro, ASUS, Pegatron. Centrally during the GTC 2024 event, ZutaCore showcased its H100 and H200 waterless dielectric cold plates supporting densities up to 1500W in the booths of Boston Limited, Hyve Solutions, and Pegatron. Comparative Cooling Challenges During the podcast, Paret emphasized the advantages of ZutaCore's Hypercool technology, while addressing comparative challenges faced by single-phase water-based solutions. "The AI explosion is causing a market shift and positioning ZutaCore strategically," he said. With the NVIDIA H100's ability to speed up large language models by 30x over the previous technology generation, and the H200 being touted as the world's most efficient GPU for supercharging AI and HPC workloads, it's safe to these are two of the highest performing chips ever designed (even leaving aside NVIDIA's much-balleyhooed Blackwell platform.)  However, with each GPU consuming 700W of power, this will challenge data centers that are already struggling to control factors of heat, energy consumption and footprint.  ZutaCore's HyperCool direct-to-chip waterless two-phase liquid cooling technology was designed specifically to answer such demands, and has already been proven to cool processors of 1500W or more, and currently for 100 kW per rack of computing power.  “Next-generation GPUs have unique cooling requirements that are most effectively solved by waterless, direct-to-chip liquid cooling technology for current GPU of 1500W while increasing rack-processing density by 300%,” said ZutaCore CEO Freibach, who is a co-founder of the company.  “Not only do hyperscalers eliminate the risk and massive expense of water leakage in the server, but they can also scale their cooling needs with little to no modifications to current real estate, power, or cooling systems. This is a game changer for the future of AI and HPC.” Meanwhile, the ZutaCore executives noted how the increasing need for sustainable AI solutions highlights the importance of sustainable practices in data centers.  In the arena of such concerns, ZutaCore's partnership and white-label sales agreement with Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) dramatically addresses the pressing challenges faced by data centers today, including the enhancement of heat exhaust efficiency, promotion of energy conservation, and decarbonization. Here's a timeline of key points on the podcast. 1:34 - Udi Paret, CBO of ZutaCore, reflects on the recent NVIDIA GTC event, highlighting the AI explosion and a major shift in design and consumption observed during GTC. Paret notes that CRN listed their company as one of the hottest at the event. 4:09 - Alison Deane, the company's VP of Marketing, discusses ZutaCore's success at GTC in being featured by partners like Boston Limited and Pegatron and showcasing its liquid cooling technology, w hich she says drew significant interest. 10:50 - Udi Paret elaborates on the advantages of the HyperCool technology, emphasizing the platform's elimination of water in servers, the implementation of phase change on the chip for future-proofing, and how this approach addresses challenges faced by single-phase water-based solutions in terms of scalability, sustainability, and performance. 19:01 - Data Center Frontier inquires about the competitiveness of two-phase dielectric direct-to-chip cooling compared to immersion cooling. 22:08 - Udi Paret explains the mechanics surrounding the dissipation of heat from the ZutaCore HyperCool system and emphasizes the platform's high-quality heat reuse capabilities. 26:08 - The discussion touches on ZutaCore partner Mitsubishi Heavy Industries' involvement in data centers, and reflects on the overall industry's growth.Deane and Paret recap more experiences from NVIDIA GTC, highlighting the buzz around AI in general and ZutaCore's innovative liquid cooling solutions in particular, leading to enabling net-zero goals. 28:47 - Udi Paret touches again on the market shift produced by the AI technology explosion, noting vertically integrated plays across various industries which aid in ZutaCore's strategic positioning.

It was just before the opening evening session of the recent 2024 Nvidia GTC conference at the San Jose Convention Center and it got quiet quickly. Alwin Bakkenes, Russell Datz, the carmaker's national media relations manager, Bruce Aldrich, the co-host of The Weekly Driver Podcast, and I all stepped in and closed our respective doors of the 2024 EX90 electric SUV perched in the corner of the expo hall. The 2024 all-electric Volvo EX90 sport utility vehicle was presented at the recent Nvidia GTC conference in San Jose, California. Volvo and Nvidia, the multinational corporation and technology company headquartered in Santa Clara, California, have had a business partnership since 2016. And with the conference an in-person gathering for the conference for the first time in five years, Volvo was among several manufacturers' representatives in attendance. Despite his software engineering expertise and his explanation, Bakkenes didn't need to apologize for his lack of speaking abilities. He's a skilled corporate spokesperson and he was our guest on episode #284 of the podcast Aldrich and I started in August 2017. "This particular car is the start of the new era for Volvo Cars," said Bakkenes. "It's born electric, it's born software-defined and it's very safe. What we have done is build the software architecture based on what we call our core technology which we built with Nvidia." What Bakennes means, and how the soon-to-be-available EX90 is different from the current Volvo lineup, is the subject of our podcast. Please join us as our guest explains how the new vehicle's powertrain, chassis systems, and the driver assistance features all operate on their own computers and what that means to consumers.

Drinks on us podcast with J.Slai Check out the new album: https://linktr.ee/nahmeannamsayin Follow me @ FB and IG: @nahmeannamsayin Twitter: @nahmeannamsayin1 Mixed and Recorded at: Tmpl Studios Kelvin Wang. Behind the decks J. Slai is a genre bender. He takes pride in gathering all of his musical influences and mixing them seamlessly to provide listeners with an intricate journey with unexpected twists. In 2017, J. Slai’s unique style of mixing captivated the attention of Grammy Nominated Artist, Deorro, who awarded J. Slai an opening slot on his Existence Bus Tour. Depending on the lineup he is on, he knows how to cater to crowds of all ages, and musical tastes, while still maintaining his musical integrity. Most recently, J. Slai’s love for Psytrance, Rawstyle, Hip-Hop, and Latin music, has been showcased in his original production, resulting in hybrid sounds that are pushing the envelope, and are impressing the likes of Deorro, Ben Nicky, Gommi, DJ Bl3nd, and Tye Guys. Over the past 2 years, J. Slai has played at some the most prestigious venues in Northern California like, Temple SF, Pure Nightclub, The Warfield SF, DNA Lounge, Amplify SF, The Ritz SJ, Aura Nightclub, The Park Ultra Lounge, Oakland Metro Opera House, San Jose Convention Center, and San Jose Live. Along with these appearances, he has shared the stage with countless established artists such as, Deorro, 4B, Wiwek, Joyryde, Audiofreq, Gammer, Moksi, Keys N Crates, Cesqeaux, Botnek, and Pegboard Nerds. J.slai: soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/jslai Twitter: https://twitter.com/jslai_ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/j.slai/ #hardstyle #200bpm #podcast --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/drinksonus/support

Four independent developers discuss their experience building for Samsung Bixby and react to announcements from Samsung Developer Conference 2019, including Bixby Views, templates and working with the IDE. The interviews are conducted onsite at the San Jose Convention Center at SDC19. Host Bret Kinsella is joined by Cory Wixom of Baby Stats, Piyush Hari of Dilli Labs, Lei Xiang from Volley, and Ryan Weiss of Home Advisor. 

Its Morphin Time! This week Chris and Daniel discuss Power Rangers Shattered Grid by Kyle Higgins and Daniele Di Nicuolo. We also talk about CW's Crisis on Infinite Earths, Hobbs and Shaw, and Amazon's The Boys. Plus a huge announcement we are doing our first live show at Silicon Valley Comic Con Saturday, August 17 at 3 pm at the San Jose Convention Center. Visit us online: https://thereadercopypodcast.libsyn.com/ ( Check out The Reader Copy Podcast website)   Our iTunes page: https://goo.gl/MikhDd ( Listen to more episodes)   Even More Stuff: https://goo.gl/4iDTXn ( Check out our Instagram) https://goo.gl/cVFw7r ( Follow us on Twitter) https://goo.gl/RsnXc1 ( Like us on Facebook)   Show music provided by MDK - Hyper Beam

Welcome to another episode of 7-Minute Marketing with Pam. My name is Pam Didner. I love sharing a little dose of B2B, digital, content marketing and sales enablement, seven minutes at a time.  In my previous episode, I talked about the importance of keeping up with marketing technology. One of the best ways I mentioned is to talk to various vendors at marketing conferences. When I went to Martech West in the San Jose Convention Center early April, I did my rounds and talked to different vendors. I am not affiliated with any of these vendors but I want to tell you about 3 vendors that caught my eye and share with you what they offer. Voicify You can use their platform to create a voice-enabled application which can be downloaded to Amazon Alexa, Google Home, Microsoft Cortana and your chatbots. It allows brands to seamlessly create and manage their voice content across any number of smart speakers & devices. This is similar to Libsyn, which some of you may use to manage your podcast episodes. Libsyn lets you upload your audio files and then automatically syndicate to iTunes, iHeart radio and other podcast or radio channels.  The Voicify platform is the Libsyn version for voice and more. For Libsyn, you upload the finished audio files. For Voicify, you can manage your content and a list of questions and answers all in one platform. You can update and refresh your content on a regular basis and you can also customize and deploy your content for different voice assistants and chatbots. This is the first voice management platform I have come across. Again, it’s called Voicify. Strala  The next one is Strala. I enjoyed talking to the co-founder, Rob Clarke. He is incredibly passionate about tracking customers’ online and offline touch points to improve customer journeys and quantify ROI, basically tracking all your marketing efforts end-to-end. He said if you really want to track each touch point, you need to standardize your touch points’ tracking mechanism with consistent marketing taxonomies across all channels, publishers, content and messaging. I 100% agree with him. Most marketing organizations are divided by marketing functions. Marketers tend to focus on measuring the marketing they manage. But someone needs to have a holistic view and take ownership of automating the tracking beyond basic UTM parameters. They offer 3 products: Touchpoint, I just mentioned. Journey Stream that shows customers’ touchpoints throughout their journeys. And, Prism is their standard dashboard. I know many vendors offer similar tools. I just thought their approach is sound for standardizing all the tracking, not just using APIs to pull data from various sources. Again, it’s called Strala. They position themselves as “Turnkey Insights and attributions across all online and offline touchpoints.” Very cool. Alyce Ok, this company caught my eye because they want to help you pick the perfect gifts for your customers. Alyce bases its gift suggestions on information that is pulled from customers’ social media accounts. The company can also provide popular gift options on their platform. Apparently, they have more than 30,000 gift options. Their platform uses AI to select the gift options, and is integrated with SalesForce.com to track conversions. The company will also manage your direct mail logistics. Here is a nice caveat: You can’t go wrong with gift selection. Whatever you choose, your recipient will always be able to donate the value to a meaningful charity or exchange for another equally valued gift. I think Alyce is a great option if you plan to do one-to-one hyper-personalized account-based marketing (ABM) for strategic accounts. I talked to over 30 vendors and got a good understanding of how each one of them wants to fit into the overall sales and marketing processes. Understanding martech is overwhelming. The key is to understand what challenges you aim to solve and take it from there.  If you have any questions, you know where to reach me. Just google Pam Didner. Again, if you like the podcast, please leave comments on iTunes. So keep hustling, my friends. You got this.

The huge truck cab couldn't have been any more conspicuous. It dominated the back of the main showroom at the recent GPU Technology Conference in San Jose, California, and attracted plenty of attention. The all-electric prototype from TuSimple is aimed at providing cheaper, more-efficient long-hauling trucking. TuSimple, with offices in China and the United States, is among numerous startups working to automate parts of the long-haul trucking and parcel delivery industries. The Chinese electric car XPENG was part of the recent GPU Technolgy Conference in San Jose. As part of the technology, semi-trucks would be allowed to operate beyond the 11-hour daily restriction for human drivers. Bruce Aldrich and James Raia, co-hosts of The Weekly Driver Podcast, interview with Xiaodi Hou, the chief technology officer of TuSimple, as our second guest on our latest episode. With another company representative, we conduct the interview inside the cavernous TuSimple cab. We discuss the future of the autonomous truck industry and the company's experiences testing its technology. During the episode, all recorded at the conference held at the San Jose Convention Center, will also speak with Robert Liu of XPENG Motors and first guest Cameron Gieda from AutonomouStuff. Liu is the director of program management for the Chinese electric vehicle and technology company based in Beijing but with an office in San Jose. Gieda, the regional sales manager of the AutonomouStuff, discusses the San Jose-based company's position as a supplier R&D platforms, products, software and engineering services for the advancement of robotics and autonomy systems. The Weekly Driver encourages and appreciates feedback from our listeners. Please forward episode links to family, friends and colleagues. And you are welcome to repost links from the podcast to your social media accounts. Support our podcast by shopping on Amazon.com. Please send comments and suggestions for new episodes to James Raia via email: james@jamesraia.com. All episodes of the podcast are archived on www.theweeklydriver.com/twd-podcast Every episode is also available on your preferred podcast platform: Google Play iTunes Spotify Stitcher The Weekly Driver Podcast is presented by www.americanmuscle.com.  

Keeping It Nerd rocked the house during Silicon Valley Comic Con at Caffe Frascati on April 7, 2018. Our heroes, Vince (@vmostajo09), with help from Anthony (@murseant), hosted the all-star panel this past weekend in a little cafe down the street from the San Jose Convention Center. Our panelists included artist and actress Lauren Garcia (@lasandrei), filmmaker and podcaster Ray Hom (@rayhomdotcom), comic artist Glen Canlas (@glencanlas), and personal trainer and cosplayer Saul Cervantes (@spideyfit). They each brought their awesome energy and their intelligent insights on all things pop culture and geek related. They all go into depth about what they like in the pop and geek culture, why we will always see the 80s style in modern times, and what superpowers each of the panelists have. We were also treated to a dramatic reading of everyone’s least favorite Marvel Netflix series, ‘Iron Fist.’ Special Thanks: – Roger and Caroline from Caffe Frascati. Go check them out at 315 S. 1st St., San Jose, CA. – Each of the panelists! Lauren, Ray, Glen, and Saul. – Edwin Fabian aka Marty McFLY **buzz buzz** for the promo – Alec Rivera for taking the pictures – As always, Evan King (http://evanking.bandcamp.com) for “Alpha Channels”, the official theme of ‘Keeping It Nerd’ heard on this and almost every episode of this very fine podcast. Please rate, comment, and subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Google Play Music, and on STITCHER Radio. Email: keepingitnerdpodcast@gmail.com Socials: @keepingitnerd Web: keepingitnerd.com Music: Nicolai Heidlas – “Good Times” Topher Mohr & Alex Elena – “Festival”

Keeping It Nerd rocked the house during Silicon Valley Comic Con at Caffe Frascati on April 7, 2018. Our heroes, Vince (@vmostajo09), with help from Anthony (@murseant), hosted the all-star panel this past weekend in a little cafe down the street from the San Jose Convention Center. Our panelists included artist and actress Lauren Garcia (@lasandrei), filmmaker and podcaster Ray Hom (@rayhomdotcom), comic artist Glen Canlas (@glencanlas), and personal trainer and cosplayer Saul Cervantes (@spideyfit). They each brought their awesome energy and their intelligent insights on all things pop culture and geek related. They all go into depth about what they like in the pop and geek culture, why we will always see the 80s style in modern times, and what superpowers each of the panelists have. We were also treated to a dramatic reading of everyone's least favorite Marvel Netflix series, 'Iron Fist.' Special Thanks: - Roger and Caroline from Caffe Frascati. Go check them out at 315 S. 1st St., San Jose, CA. - Each of the panelists! Lauren, Ray, Glen, and Saul. - Edwin Fabian aka Marty McFLY **buzz buzz** for the promo - Alec Rivera for taking the pictures - As always, Evan King (http://evanking.bandcamp.com) for "Alpha Channels", the official theme of 'Keeping It Nerd' heard on this and almost every episode of this very fine podcast. Please rate, comment, and subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Google Play Music, and on STITCHER Radio. Email: keepingitnerdpodcast@gmail.com Socials: @keepingitnerd Web: keepingitnerd.com Music: Nicolai Heidlas - "Good Times" Topher Mohr & Alex Elena - "Festival"

Keeping It Nerd rocked the house during Silicon Valley Comic Con at Caffe Frascati on April 7, 2018. Our heroes, Vince (@vmostajo09), with help from Anthony (@murseant), hosted the all-star panel this past weekend in a little cafe down the street from the San Jose Convention Center. Our panelists included artist and actress Lauren Garcia (@lasandrei), filmmaker and podcaster Ray Hom (@rayhomdotcom), comic artist Glen Canlas (@glencanlas), and personal trainer and cosplayer Saul Cervantes (@spideyfit). They each brought their awesome energy and their intelligent insights on all things pop culture and geek related. They all go into depth about what they like in the pop and geek culture, why we will always see the 80s style in modern times, and what superpowers each of the panelists have. We were also treated to a dramatic reading of everyone's least favorite Marvel Netflix series, 'Iron Fist.' Special Thanks: - Roger and Caroline from Caffe Frascati. Go check them out at 315 S. 1st St., San Jose, CA. - Each of the panelists! Lauren, Ray, Glen, and Saul. - Edwin Fabian aka Marty McFLY **buzz buzz** for the promo - Alec Rivera for taking the pictures - As always, Evan King (http://evanking.bandcamp.com) for "Alpha Channels", the official theme of 'Keeping It Nerd' heard on this and almost every episode of this very fine podcast. Please rate, comment, and subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Google Play Music, and on STITCHER Radio. Email: keepingitnerdpodcast@gmail.com Socials: @keepingitnerd Web: keepingitnerd.com Music: Nicolai Heidlas - "Good Times" Topher Mohr & Alex Elena - "Festival"

The heroic trinity finally rides again! On this edition, our heroes Vince (Twitter: @vinsanity09 / IG: @vmostajo09) and Anthony (@murseant almost anywhere) are joined by ‘Special Contributor’ Jeremiah Dempsey (@xjdempseyx on the Instagrams). Finally finding a remote podcasting solution (thanks to zoom.us), the trio get into a topic near and dear to most kids over the last 70 years–Toys “R” Us. More specifically, the closing down of one of the biggest toy stores in the world and how it got there. This episode takes a strange left turn in the beginning, but they quickly get back on track as they pay respect to Charles Lazarus, get into the fondest childhood memories and experiences, and what was up with that ‘Haunted Lives’ (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_M8E3VAtquY) segment about the Sunnyvale, CA Toys “R” Us? (Yeah the heroes say it’s from ‘Unsolved Mysteries’ but we fact check our ish here.) APRIL 7th is almost here. Join “Keeping It Nerd” for their very first LIVE show on April 7, 2018 at Caffe Frascati, 315 South 1st St., San Jose, CA (literally about a block and a half from the San Jose Convention Center) during #SiliconValleyComicCon. There will be a panel, it will be fun, there’ll be giveaways, you can’t miss it. Special Thanks: – Tha J-Squad for the “Toys ‘R’ Us Jingle Remix” – Mulle (https://soundcloud.com/mulleofficial) for his song, “Letting Go” – Reyna (@reynax81) for the promos – Evan King (https://evanking.bandcamp.com) for “Alpha Channels”, the official theme of ‘Keeping It Nerd’ heard on this and almost every episode of this very fine podcast. Please rate, comment, and subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Google Play Music, and on STITCHER Radio. Email: keepingitnerdpodcast@gmail.com Socials: @keepingitnerd

The heroic trinity finally rides again! On this edition, our heroes Vince (Twitter: @vinsanity09 / IG: @vmostajo09) and Anthony (@murseant almost anywhere) are joined by 'Special Contributor' Jeremiah Dempsey (@xjdempseyx on the Instagrams). Finally finding a remote podcasting solution (thanks to zoom.us), the trio get into a topic near and dear to most kids over the last 70 years--Toys "R" Us. More specifically, the closing down of one of the biggest toy stores in the world and how it got there. This episode takes a strange left turn in the beginning, but they quickly get back on track as they pay respect to Charles Lazarus, get into the fondest childhood memories and experiences, and what was up with that 'Haunted Lives' (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_M8E3VAtquY) segment about the Sunnyvale, CA Toys "R" Us? (Yeah the heroes say it's from 'Unsolved Mysteries' but we fact check our ish here.) APRIL 7th is almost here. Join "Keeping It Nerd" for their very first LIVE show on April 7, 2018 at Caffe Frascati, 315 South 1st St., San Jose, CA (literally about a block and a half from the San Jose Convention Center) during #SiliconValleyComicCon. There will be a panel, it will be fun, there'll be giveaways, you can't miss it. Special Thanks: - Tha J-Squad for the "Toys 'R' Us Jingle Remix" - Mulle (https://soundcloud.com/mulleofficial) for his song, "Letting Go" - Reyna (@reynax81) for the promos - Evan King (https://evanking.bandcamp.com) for "Alpha Channels", the official theme of 'Keeping It Nerd' heard on this and almost every episode of this very fine podcast. Please rate, comment, and subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Google Play Music, and on STITCHER Radio. Email: keepingitnerdpodcast@gmail.com Socials: @keepingitnerd

The heroic trinity finally rides again! On this edition, our heroes Vince (Twitter: @vinsanity09 / IG: @vmostajo09) and Anthony (@murseant almost anywhere) are joined by 'Special Contributor' Jeremiah Dempsey (@xjdempseyx on the Instagrams). Finally finding a remote podcasting solution (thanks to zoom.us), the trio get into a topic near and dear to most kids over the last 70 years--Toys "R" Us. More specifically, the closing down of one of the biggest toy stores in the world and how it got there. This episode takes a strange left turn in the beginning, but they quickly get back on track as they pay respect to Charles Lazarus, get into the fondest childhood memories and experiences, and what was up with that 'Haunted Lives' (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_M8E3VAtquY) segment about the Sunnyvale, CA Toys "R" Us? (Yeah the heroes say it's from 'Unsolved Mysteries' but we fact check our ish here.) APRIL 7th is almost here. Join "Keeping It Nerd" for their very first LIVE show on April 7, 2018 at Caffe Frascati, 315 South 1st St., San Jose, CA (literally about a block and a half from the San Jose Convention Center) during #SiliconValleyComicCon. There will be a panel, it will be fun, there'll be giveaways, you can't miss it. Special Thanks: - Tha J-Squad for the "Toys 'R' Us Jingle Remix" - Mulle (https://soundcloud.com/mulleofficial) for his song, "Letting Go" - Reyna (@reynax81) for the promos - Evan King (https://evanking.bandcamp.com) for "Alpha Channels", the official theme of 'Keeping It Nerd' heard on this and almost every episode of this very fine podcast. Please rate, comment, and subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Google Play Music, and on STITCHER Radio. Email: keepingitnerdpodcast@gmail.com Socials: @keepingitnerd

Kazuho Okui さんをゲストに迎えて、WWDC, Xcode, Swift, 通知、HomePod などについて話しました。 スポンサー: builderscon tokyo 2017 Show Notes San Jose Convention Center MacBook Pro Rebuild: 184: Fu in Fusion Gets Faster (hak) iMac Pro Just how overpriced is Apple's new iMac Pro? Platforms State of the Union - WWDC 2017 SourceKit apple/swift What's New in Xcode 9 builderscon tokyo 2017 - Aug 3, 4, 5 2017 ★ Keyboardio: heirloom-grade keyboards for serious typists Podcast Chapters Apple Podcasts - WWDC 2017 Serial JSON Feed xkcd: Standards Michelle Obama Explains How to Be a Great Leader Apple Leadership - Lisa Jackson Dominic Giampaolo The Talk Show ✪: Live From WWDC 2016, With Phil Schiller and Craig Federighi 「iOS 10.3」不具合、Kindleアプリで本を読めなくなった FAQ - Normalization APFS’s “Bag of Bytes” Filenames iPad Pro 10.5 review: overkill Apple unveils macOS ‘High Sierra’ w/ Safari improvements, APFS, more nokiatech/heif: High Efficiency Image File Format How to enable screen recording on iOS 11 iOS 11 adds 'Do Not Disturb while driving' Apple has acquired Workflow, a powerful automation tool Hulu日本版、リニューアルで不具合続出 Netflix Supported Devices Apple is going to let podcast creators see what listeners actually like nfarina/homebridge: HomeKit support for the impatient ASCIIwwdc - Searchable full-text transcripts of WWDC sessions The unofficial WWDC app for macOS

ControlTalk NOW — Smart Buildings VideoCast|PodCast for Week Ending Jan 1, 2017 recaps the year’s major event coverage, highlights many of the 2016 Most Impactful Videos, and gives a preview of the upcoming 2016 ControlTrends Awards in Las Vegas. As always, we thank you, the global ControlTrends Community, for your continued patronage and support. 2016 was an amazing year for our industry — full of disruption, acquisitions, and growth, and from the early news and activity, and the events on the near horizon, 2017 portends to be even better. Please help us recognize the best products, solutions, and people in our industry. Cast your VOTE for 2016 ControlTrends Awards today! 2016 ControlTrends Most Impactful Video of the Year: Welcome to Alerton — An introduction to Alerton and an Alerton Building. Alerton is totally committed to helping you get the best performance from your buildings. We are a pioneer and an industry leader in providing building management solutions for heating, ventilation and air-conditioning equipment for all types and sizes of buildings. We also help simplify building management by integrating fire, life safety, lighting, access management and other building systems. 2016 Energy Savings Solution Product of the Year Finalist: JCI VSD Active Energy. The patented active energy control Generation 2 Variable Speed Drives from Johnson Controls provides energy savings, quick easier connections, and a fast payback. These globally compliant, innovative and intuitive VSD’s allow seamless integration and can be used with Facility Explorer and other Building Automation Systems. 2016 ControlTrends Most Impactful Video of the Year: DG LOGIK’s Project Assist 2.0 for Facilities. DGLogik introduces Project Assist 2.0 for facilities, a step by step wizard that allows users to create an HTML5 interface to manage and monitor facility data. It delivers a faster, simpler and more intuitive user experience, offering full flexibility and customization without diving into the full design and development environment of DGLux5. 2016 Best Technical Support Company — Small Manufacturer Finalist: Contemporary Controls. Talk about customer support, take a look at this exciting offer from Contemporary Controls: December 2016 release – We keep reading about “easy” Modbus to BACnet gateways, but our competitors still require the user to make their own device profiles on a point-by-point basis, which can take hours of development time when you are trying to integrate a Modbus device into a BACnet inter-network. We have a much better solution for our customers – have Joe do the work! 2016 ControlTrends Highlight: On the Red Carpet at the 2015 ControlTrends Awards. 2015 ControlTrends Awards Red Carpet Interviews (Caution: Superstars and Super Heroes Entering Stage Right). Great ControlTrends Awards interviews with Ken Sinclair, Automated Buildings and Brad White, SES Engineering, discuss the Young Guns Awards (Climate Superheroes), the AHR EXPO Industry Service Award, the global growth of ControlTrends Community and Hans Kranz’s Hall of Fame induction; along with interviews with Johan Schakenraad, CEO, EasyIO Europe; Allison and Scott Cochrane, Cochrane Supply; Alerton’s Amy Doran and Kevin Callahan; and BASSG’s Alper Uzmezler. How to protect your building automation controls systems from hackers ControlTalk Now Rewind: Fearless Phil Zito. Check out what our friend and Smart Buildings Controls Expert, “Fearless Phil Zito”, had to say about his new book and the current state of Building Automation Controls and how hackers are getting into your building automation controls system and what you can do to stop them. Check out Phil’s list of his 10 top 2016 articles and podcasts on his Building Automation Monthly website. Phil’s mission is to provide the best online Building Automation training to prepare 20,000 people to enter the building automation space by 2025. Building Automation and Smart Buildings best of 2016 ControlTrends Highlights: A Final Look at the 2016 ControlTrends Awards. The 2015 ControlTrends Awards were held yesterday evening at Orlando’s Hard Rock Live, located at the door step to the amazing Universal Studios. Hard Rock Live was a most befitting venue to celebrate the heroes and superstars of our HVAC and the Building Automation industries. Marc Petock and Kimberly Brown co-hosted the awards ceremony that recognized the 2015 ControlTrends heroes and superstars of the HVAC and Building Automation industry. The 2015 seven Top Gun Awards recipients were recognized (separate post to follow) as was Ed Merwin, who received the coveted Petock Award. Smart Buildings and Building Automation Controls 2016 ControlTrends Highlights: Opening Day The Niagara Summit. ControlTalk NOW — Smart Buildings VideoCast and Podcast for week ending May 15, 2016 is all about DAY 1 @ 2016 Niagara Summit in New Orleans — and another apex moment in the Building Renaissance movement, where over 1300 of the world’s top developers, programmers, building owners, engineers and executives have joined Nino DiCosmo and the Tridium staff to participate in forums, presentations and breakout sessions that will set the precedence and pace in the realm of smart, intelligent, and connected buildings. Over 300 developer partners participated in the future of Niagara 4 at the Boot Camp session. The evening Welcome Reception was kicked off in true Mardi Gras fashion with a police-escort led parade ending at the fabulous Champions Square. ControlTrends Talks to Honeywell’s Larry Weber about smart building control 2016 ControlTrends Highlights: Larry Weber at CGNA. Honeywell’s Larry Weber on Light Commercial Smart Controls — Sustain and Maintain Small to Medium Size Buildings. At the 2016 CGNA Synergy Conference, ControlTrends caught up with Honeywell’s Larry Weber, General Manager Building Control Systems (BCS) Honeywell Environmental Control and Combustion. It is quite apparent that Larry and Honeywell have their hands directly on the pulse of the Smart Buildings controls renaissance. 2016 ControlTrends HighLights: The Roger Rebennack Experience. The Roger Rebennack Experience — was held over the Memorial Holiday weekend at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway — where over 80 Honeywell customers from all parts of North America joined Roger, Honeywell, and 350,000 racing fans for the spectacular 100th Anniversary Run of the Indy 500. This 3-day extravaganza is unrivaled, mixing the thrill of the greatest race of the year with two concerts, the Indy 500 museum, celebrities, and life-long memories. Contact your Honeywell distributor or representative today and get your engines started for next year’s Roger Rebennack Experience. 2016 ControlTrends Most Impactful Video of the Year: EasyIO Europe – The Rules Have Changed. The goal of EasyIO Europe is to deliver Energy Management Systems that improve the well-being of people, by optimizing the interaction between humans, buildings, and work. We are committed to provide strategy to energy savings driven by strategic partnerships with technology leader EasyIO and complementary solutions. Our unique Energy Analyzing Dashboard Solution and FG Controllers make us an ideal value-added partner for System Integrators, OEM’s. and National Accounts. ControlTrends covers Smart Buildings and Building Automation Controls Solutions 2016 ControlTrends Highlights: Day One Recap Realcomm|IBcon. Ken Sinclair, Automated Buildings and Therese Sullivan, Building Context joined Rob Allen and ControlTrends at the end of DAY 1 outside the San Jose Convention Center, where the Jim Young, Howard Berger, and Lisa Woods and the Realcomm team successfully launched the start of IBcon 2016. Pre-conference events that brought together some of the top visionary experts from around the globe to discuss the latest trends and technologies — and present the world’s most advanced, next-gen smart building case studies. IBcon break-out sessions included the Information Systems & Smart Buildings CYBERSECURITY Forum; Intelligent Buildings Boot Camp; and Smart Building Integrator Summit. ControlTrends covers the 2016 Real Comm Ibcon Smart Buildings conference 2016 ControlTrends Highlights: IBcon Recap. This ControlTrends Highlight takes a deeper dive into Realcomm/IBcon 2016 with Marc Petock joining us as co-host. Our first special guest was Intelligent Buildings’ Co-founder, Intelligent Buildings, Tom Shircliff, who shares his insight into some of the new technologies displayed at the show — soon to impact the industry, and the increased emphasis on water. Cyber security must be elevated to an organization’s highest priority, and physical measures, often overlooked, are of extreme importance to an effective cyber security program. ControlTalk Now is the Weekly news source for smart building and building automation controls 2016 ControlTrends HighLights: Episode 200 of ControlTalk Now at JBC 2016. ControlTrends was delighted to bring you our 200th episode of ControlTalk NOW — Smart Buildings VideoCast|PodCast for week ending October 9th, 2016, while covering DAY 2 of the Johnson Controls’ CBC16! Providence would have us at Nashville’s Gaylord Opryland, which was an ideal venue — full of special people to help us celebrate our momentous occasion. Special thanks to Roger Rebennack, Jenny Stentz, Chris Eichmann, Rick Van Buren, Russ Carfagna, John Donahue, Dave Gottfried, Jeff Hurwitz, Joe Chandler, Jim Hayman, Pete Walsh, Paul Burke, and the too numerous to name well-wishers and supporters of ControlTrends, that helped make this milestone happen! Control Trends cover smart buildings controls company KMC 2016 ControlTrends Highlights: KMC Genius Conference. From Nashville to Chicago, and from JCI to KMC, this has been the week of Smart Buildings Controls meetings. KMC’s Genius Conference theme was “Command Your future”. KMC rolled out all the stops with a great location, great speakers, innovative ideas, and training on KMC’s new light commercial system,the Commander. KMC Commander is the most advanced Internet of Things (IoT) platform for enterprise-level building automation and control. Commander offers cutting-edge integration, analytics, and visualization technology in real-time delivered on your mobile device. Ken Sinclair’s Automated Buildings January, 2017 Theme: “Our Assets are People, not Technology.” We might suppose that it was the relentless rays of disruptive IoT light recently shone on our industry, that inspired Ken Sinclair, owner and editor of Automated Buildings, to rewrite his Automated Buildings’ mission statement, entitled: “Be the Catalysis/Harbinger of the IoT Future of Building Automation.” Yet, the real focus of the AB’s January, 2017 edition is the concept that people are still our greatest asset, not technology. As Ken reminds us, “We need to focus instead on our only assets, our people who have all been through several technology shifts in their life. They have seen hardware evaporate into software and become data in the IoT cloud or processes acted on at the edge.” 2016 ControlTrends Highlights: Coverage of the Siemens CPS October Business National Sales Meeting in Chicago. ControlTrends coverage of the Siemens CPS Business National Sales Meeting in Chicago features interviews with John Katzmarszyk, VP Americas, Commercial Products and Solutions, who explains Siemens’ effort to be more open, honest, and engaging to their partners, make more products and solutions available, and be more effective business partners. ControlTrends’ next interview is with Siemens Territory Manager and ControlTrends Woman of the Year nominee, Ruth Hershey. The post Episode 210: ControlTalk NOW — Smart Buildings VideoCast|PodCast for Week Ending Jan 1, 2017 appeared first on ControlTrends.

In this episode we talked about Heroes and Villains Fan Fest at the San Jose Convention Center. August 27 & 28, 2016.

This time, we make the long drive to the land of silicon as Apple co founder, Steve Wozniak brings a team of tech and pop culture specialist together at the San Jose Convention Center for the inaugural Silicon Valley Comic Con. Massive crowds filled the floor, and panels, as fans flocked to see Michael J. […]