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Business Podcast: We discuss shadow banning on Facebook and Instagram of this harmless podcast. We also discuss Microsofts warning about another WannaCry attack, Verizons push for more regulations on Twitter, and Trump's national emergency. Like our Facebook Page Follow us on Twitter Follow us on Instagram Subscribe on Youtube Follow us on Minds New Perk! Become a Fight Laugh Feast Member click here, scroll down, and put "HTBT" in the memo to get a HTBT mug.

Alvaro Ramis, VP of Business Development and Alliances, Bestmile joins Grayson Brulte on The Road To Autonomy Podcast to discuss why robotaxis are the Shangri-La of mobility.The conversation begins with Alvaro talking about his career which started in banking and later the travel industry, before joining the mobility industry. Throughout his career, Alvaro has always had a focus on innovation.My background is someone who feels extremely comfortable with uncertainty. – Alvaro RamisStaying on the theme of being extremely comfortable with uncertainty, Alvaro joined Car2Go in 2014 as Chief Marketing Officer. When he first tried a free-floating car-share service, Alvaro thought the following:It was that moment when I opened that car with my app that the lights turned on. I walked into the vehicle and the panel told me hello with my name. I was like man, this is the future. I fell in love. – Alvaro RamisBringing this conversation full circle, Grayson asks Alvaro about the current state of free-floating car sharing. The market is stagnating due to competition from Uber and Lyft and the inherent asset-heavy business model.Staying on the topic of asset-heavy business models, Grayson and Alvaro discuss who is going to own the autonomous vehicles on their balance sheet. Will it be the banks? Will it be rental car companies?Alvaro go into discussing who will “go to school” to learn the model of asset-heavy mobility as the industry and venture capital firms continue to focus on asset-light companies. Without the asset, there is no mobility service.The future of mobility is about electric, shared, and autonomous. – Alvaro RamisWhile the future may be electric, shared, and autonomous, it has to be profitable. As autonomous mobility companies continue to focus on the robotaxi business, they are starting to diversify into trucking as there is a clear path to revenue and profitability.Waymo has their Waymo Via service which is focused on the delivery of goods and Aurora is now expanding into self-driving trucks. Both Waymo and Aurora were solely focused on the robotaxi market until the path to revenue and profitability was marginalized for the short-term.The end game is the robotaxi. That is the big prize. That is the Shangri-La of mobility. It's the biggest market by a lot. – Alvaro RamisIs there a path to profitability in the robotaxi business? With highly indebted businesses, Alvaro makes the comparison to the telecommunications industry.Grayson agrees with the comparison, but he states the case that the robotaxi business will not spit-off nearly as much cash as the AT&Ts and Verizons of the world. Robotaxi companies will not be able to pay a 4%+ dividend.However, the Beeps and Voyages of the world which operate in controlled environments with captive audiences will be able to generate large amounts of cash and eventually become extremely profitable.Once you have an enclosed environment, you can add more services around it. Also, you are not fighting for that customer in a similar environment that you would have in a traditional ride-hailing market where you would have to buy the supply and demand which is a race to the bottom. – Alvaro RamisAutonomous vehicle companies operating in these environments will not face the same customer acquisition costs as the robotaxi business.However, a majority of autonomous vehicle start-up founders are still attracted to Shangri-La, while Oliver Cameron, CEO of Voyage is instead focused on the riches in niches business model.Building upon the business model conversation, Grayson asks Alvaro about the current state of autonomy in Europe. Europe is behind the United States in terms of funding, deployments, partnerships, and legislation.To operate an SAE Level 4 autonomous vehicle in Europe today, companies have to apply for an exemption. This process is cumbersome and challenging with national security issues playing a large role.National Security is a huge issue for the deployment of autonomous vehicles. Grayson and Alvaro go on to have an in-depth conversation about national security and what has to be done to ensure that remote operations of AVs are secure.You cannot allow artificial intelligence or autonomous vehicles to decide where to go when a terrorist attack happens in a city. – Alvaro RamisThe issue of terrorism and the potential of a terrorist attack is very real and it is an issue that the autonomous vehicle industry needs to plan for as they build out their remote operations. As part of VW's autonomous vehicle deployment for the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, the Government required remote operations in case of a potential incident.Closing out the conversation, Grayson and Alvaro discuss the development and deployment of autonomous vehicles in China.Shangri-La is not technology per se, its the problems that it solves. – Alvaro RamisSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Alex opens the show looking at Verizons recent acquisition of video conferencing tool BlueJeans and breaks down what makes a communication tool a true platform. Next, he discusses Stripe's $600 million raise and Microsoft's new multi-year deal with the NBA. The show closes with a special offer for viewers interested in reading Modern Monopolies on a Kindle device. TIMESTAMPS: 00:16 - Verizon Acquires BlueJeans 00:32 - What is a Communication Platform 07:52 - Stripe Raise 10:10 - Microsoft NBA Deal 16:13 Modern Monopolies Giveaway UPDATE: It appears the sale on the Kindle edition of Modern Monopolies has ended. Thanks to everyone who participated in the giveaway!

Business Podcast: We discuss shadow banning on Facebook and Instagram of this harmless podcast. We also discuss Microsofts warning about another WannaCry attack, Verizons push for more regulations on Twitter, and Trump’s national emergency. Like our Facebook Page Follow us on Twitter Follow us on Instagram Subscribe on Youtube Follow us on Minds New Perk! Become a Fight […]

This week on the Friday News Update: - Motorola announces the Moto Z3 mid-range phone, with a 6" bezelless AMOLED screen, a Snapdragon 835 and 5G on Verizon with Motorola's upcoming 5G Moto Mod - Samsung makes a surprise announcement of the Galaxy Tab S4, with an iris scanner, Samsung DeX on the tablet and a 7300mAh battery plus a bigger, more bezelless AMOLED screen, and the Galaxy Tab A 10.5, a cheaper version of the Tab S4 with a Snapdragon 450 and an LCD screen - Tiger Mobiles shows off dummy models of two of Apple's 2018 iPhones - XDA Developers publishes photos of the Google Pixel 3 XL in Clearly White Get every episode of the Friday News Update with the Friday News Update Alexa Flash Briefing

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Trots att Johan strandsatts utan packning på en alptopp rör sig herrarna Söderlund och Jonasson relativt avslappnat och hemtamt i studion. Den här veckan diskuteras bland annat Verizons köp av Yahoo, den ökande försäljningen av trådlösa hörlurar och nya rykten kring kommande konsolen Nintendo NX. Vidare har Apple nu sålt en miljard iPhones men McDonald's sålde å andra sidan sin miljardte hamburgare redan 1963, så vem vinner egentligen? Spänningen är olidlig! Veckans ämnen IFTTT fixar Discover Weekly-arkivering i Spotify Apple har sålt sin miljardte iPhone Neonode N1 Nya detaljer kring Nintendo NX NVIDIA Shield Verizon köper Yahoo Trådlösa lurar går om trådbundna Financial Times slår tillbaka mot annonsblockerare med word blocking Bonus: Knävelborrar Specialpoddar i sommar En podd om Jezper En podd om Magnus En podd om Johan Special: Besök hos IT-forensiska sektionen hos Polisen En podd om teknik Hemsida Skicka feedback En chatt om teknik Donera Köp snygga t-shirts med EPOT-tryck Om oss Social media En podd om teknik på Twitter En podd om teknik på Facebook Jezper på Twitter Johan på Twitter Magnus på Twitter Tommie på Twitter

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The Cell Phone Junkie Show #127 55:55Show NotesThe DOJ approves Verizons acquisition of Alltel, the BB Bold is available if you're willing to pay the price, and iPhone 2.2 firware rumors.

The Telecom Act of 1996 is long overdue for a rewrite and this is the year. Think back to 1996 if you can when the telephone companies sold voice and the cable companies sold video. Things are not the same for the Verizons and the Comcasts of this world as they compete head to head for your business while disruptive companies like Google are nipping at their heels.