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Will Facebook and Apple Privacy Concerns Drive Change Beyond The Great Hack?

On this episode Daniel Newman and Brian Fanzo are back to talk privacy and security, a topic they're both passionate about and yet often share a different point of view and passion for the topic.  

On this episode they discuss:

Facebook privacy concerns is this new?

Apple Siri we know it's listening but do we care?

FaceApp should it concern us or is the concern a positive sign

The Great Hack Netflix documentary covers Cambridge Analytica scandal what more can we learn

Where does security and privacy go from here?

Also check out Daniel Newman's new book Human/Machine!

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Qualcomm Snapdragon Powered ‘Always-On, Always’ Connected PC Comes of Age

The idea of an “always-on”, “always connected” computer has been around for a while. Unfortunately, the available technology wasn’t quite ready to make such computers possible. Thanks to the just-announced new Qualcomm Snapdragon Compute platform portfolio, the “always computer” may finally be at hand. Long battery life, AI, and cellular connectivity are just the beginning of this revolution.

The long battery life, cellular connectivity, and AI accelerated the performance of the new Qualcomm Snapdragon Compute platform will pave the way to a new generation of fanless, thin and light computers. Development of the new platform focused on the needs of those who are on the go while also recognizes just how quickly the demands and expectations of mobile consumers have evolved.

The Snapdragon 7c and 8c now join the previously announced Snapdragon 8cx, delivering lightning-fast cellular connectivity to premium, mainstream, and entry-level notebook PCs. The portfolio is available in various price points allowing partners to design always on, always connected PCs for a wide array of consumers. In addition, the Snapdragon 8cx enterprise computer platform brings connected security software and secured-core PC support for modern enterprises looking to bring mobility to their workers.

The Octa-core Qualcomm Kryo 468 CPU and Qualcomm Adreno 618 GPU deliver responsive performance AND impressive battery life in the entry-tier. The numbers are impressive. For example:

The Snapdragon 7c computer platform delivers a 25% boost in system performance and up to twice the battery life vs. competing platforms plus lightning-fast connectivity via the Snapdragon X15 LTE modem.

The Qualcomm AI Engine delivers over five trillion operations per second (TOPS) of performance for the latest AI accelerated experiences offered by Windows 10.

The advanced 7nm Snapdragon 8c Compute Platform boosts performance up to 30% over the Snapdragon 850.

The platform intentionally bridges the gap between smartphones and computers through its focus on instant-on responsiveness and multi-day battery life. It not only delivers amazing battery life but the integrated Snapdragon X24 LTE modem also enables multi-gigabit connectivity speeds so access to the cloud simply happens. Moreover, thanks to the Qualcomm AI Engine which dedicates six TOPS to accelerate machine learning applications, the platform will make mainstream devices with an ultra-thin, fan-less design that is optimized for mainstream use possible.

As Alex Katouzian, senior vice president and general manager, mobile, Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. observes,

Qualcomm Technologies’ innovation in smartphones and connectivity placed the power of your desktop PC in your phone, now the phone is returning the favor by bringing thin, light, always-on, always-connected, all-day battery life experiences to your PC. The mobile-first consumer wants an experience on par with a smartphone, and we have the innovation, the inventions and the technology to enable this experience for customers across price points.

The full Snapdragon Mobile Compute portfolio promises to give Qualcomm’s partners greater flexibility to create products that meet the ever-changing demands of their customers.

Here are some highlights …

It’s #ACPC time

@donnymac on stage to introduce Miguel Nunes. #SnapdragonSummit ? #Pixel4XL #telephoto pic.twitter.com/k9jTi4sgbn

— Myriam Joire (@tnkgrl) December 5, 2019

Miguel Nunes is going to present the Snapdragon compute session. Ah, it appears that the Project Limitless PC from Lenovo will be 5G enabled. See the far right. #Snapdragon #SnapdragonSummit pic.twitter.com/QjyLlRJnHh

— Mark Hachman (@markhachman) December 5, 2019

In case anyone watching the #SnapdragonSummit livestream is wondering about the fans that Miguel was referring to https://t.co/l9w7Evzm7V

— Bryan Ma (@bryanbma) December 5, 2019

Now this is why the Snapdragon 7c is exciting #SnapdragonSummit pic.twitter.com/xyC2plifKf

— Rich Woods (@TheRichWoods) December 5, 2019

Here’s how you’d use a dedicated AI core in a Windows PC #snapdragonsummit pic.twitter.com/OjuUp6xMpC

— Sascha 5Gan (@saschasegan) December 5, 2019

All tiers of the @Qualcomm Snapdragon compute platform bring all these modern features to the #PC #SnapdragonSummit pic.twitter.com/xsblJFt4Rr

— Anshel Sag (@anshelsag) December 5, 2019

Most talked yet nothing done about issue.. #security and #privacy rightly addressed by #acpc #SnapdragonSummit pic.twitter.com/34ZWGbsQHh

— Prakash Sangam @Qualcomm #SnapdragonSummit (@MyTechMusings) December 5, 2019

Qualcomm is closing out the #SnapdragonSummit with new processors -the 8c and 7c- for more affordable Always Connected PCs.

I continue to find the ACPC one of the more promising developments in laptops. Always-on LTE, long battery life, no fans … the highs are compelling. pic.twitter.com/wsW7FJmSlE

— Michael Fisher (@theMrMobile) December 5, 2019

Qualcomm is closing out the #SnapdragonSummit with new processors -the 8c and 7c- for more affordable Always Connected PCs.

I continue to find the ACPC one of the more promising developments in laptops. Always-on LTE, long battery life, no fans … the highs are compelling. pic.twitter.com/wsW7FJmSlE

— Michael Fisher (@theMrMobile) December 5, 2019

. @Qualcomm wants a Snapdragon for everyone in the mobile ACPC market. The Snapdragon 7c and 8c now join Snapdragon 8cx. These slides show what the #Snapdragon compute platform brings.#SnapdragonSummit pic.twitter.com/Ke1VJ9XAwY

— Nathan Kirsch (@LegitReviews) December 5, 2019

Today’s announcement will lead some people to position the addition of the #Snapdragon7c as a retreat into the low-end but this is actually about looking at the market opportunity and the market segment that could do with embracing a modern computing experience #SnapdragonSummit pic.twitter.com/Ntjms9Zw3x

— Carolina Milanesi (@caro_milanesi) December 5, 2019

Qualcomm claims that gaze detection (which matches your eyes to the screen) consumes a ton less power. Some basic specs of the 7c:#Snapdragon #SnapdragonSummit pic.twitter.com/zGrkCibx0L

— Mark Hachman (@markhachman) December 5, 2019

So @Microsoft says more demand for ARM PCs will drive more support from Developers for the platform and highlights Adobe’s commitment to bring Creative Cloud to ARM #SnapdragonSummit pic.twitter.com/anJZjmerNN

— Varun Krishnan (@varunkrish) December 5, 2019

.@Qualcomm‘s always-connected mobile PC platform is coming to a lower price-point with the introduction of Snapdragon 7c. It’s not the top-end part, but the 7c feature-set (especially AI) gives the impression that this tier holds little back. #SnapdragonSummit pic.twitter.com/GuE00tXqX6

— Techgage (@Techgage) December 5, 2019

Here is a #5G stat for you. With 5G a movie that takes 6 minutes to download today, will take 3 seconds! #SnapdragonSummit pic.twitter.com/OxxJCgj7W1

— Daniel Newman (@danielnewmanUV) December 5, 2019

Microsoft says 5G will power superior experiences with Windows Virtual Desktop, OneDrive, and Project xCloud – wall through architectural sites under construction. xCloud will come to @Qualcomm Snapdragon Windows PCs next year, and will “rock” with 5G. #SnapdragonSummit pic.twitter.com/lejd5Hh57j

— Jeremy Horwitz (@horwitz) December 5, 2019

. @Qualcomm says 7c compute platform offers 25% better performance than Snapdragon 850. The 8c compute platfrom bumps that up to 30%. Impressive and can’t wait to learn the price points for new this 3 tier ACPC approach!

#SnapdragonSummit #acpc pic.twitter.com/MU0i4Htfjq

— Nathan Kirsch (@LegitReviews) December 5, 2019

What to expect from @Microsoft + @Qualcomm this year

#ACPC #SnapdragonSummit ? #Pixel4XL #telephoto pic.twitter.com/2k3Hgg7lm0

— Myriam Joire (@tnkgrl) December 5, 2019

Microsoft: Project xCloud will be ported to Qualcomm PCs in 2020. Well, that was unexpected. #Snapdragon #SnapdragonSummit pic.twitter.com/ivFLJISViw

— Mark Hachman (@markhachman) December 5, 2019

Zoom video conferencing coming native to ARM PCs. #snapdragonsummit pic.twitter.com/Wjw8J4S1MC

— Sascha 5Gan (@saschasegan) December 5, 2019

Super proud to announce our new Premium Quality XR platform – the amazing #Snapdragon XR2! At #SnapdragonSummit today! pic.twitter.com/15ojvJ2PDc

— Hugo Swart (@HugoSwart_QCOM) December 5, 2019

Microsoft sure does sound like it is banking on Always Connected PCs to drive it’s SaaS product lines: -Microsoft 365 -OneDrive -Project xCloud#Snapdragonsummit pic.twitter.com/4EBHj4z5m2

— Patrick Moorhead @ #reInvent and #SnapDragonSummit (@PatrickMoorhead) December 5, 2019

Confirmed: #Qualcomm is partnering with #Microsoft to bring the #xCloud gaming experience to mobile with the best #5g connection speeds the world has ever seen. #E32020 will be epic this year. Can’t wait!!! #SnapdragonSummit #Xbox #MicrosoftXbox pic.twitter.com/LnV5qOPC6P

— Jace Sparks (@creativejace) December 5, 2019

Qualcomm 8cx Enterprise platform is actually a notch above the 8cx. This is getting very segmented. #snapdragonsummit pic.twitter.com/1FGgW5visI

— Sascha 5Gan (@saschasegan) December 5, 2019

    Disclosure: I am at the Snapdragon Tech Summit as Qualcomm’s guest; they paid for my travel, room, and meals, but there were no conditions or expectations made regarding what I chose to write about regarding my experience.

from Joseph Rushing https://geardiary.com/2019/12/05/qualcomm-snapdragon-powered-always-on-always-connected-pc-comes-of-age/

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How Will Automation Impact the Future of Work

  In this IBM sponsored episode of SMACTalk, Daniel Newman goes solo on hosting duties and leads a show focused on the future of automated work. Joining Daniel for the discussion was Mike Gilfix, Vice President of Digital Business Automation at IBM, a software that digitizes business operations and provides them with intelligence around digital labor to upscale their business.

The show focused on how technology such as automation, AI, data and machine learning is going to make companies more successful and productive. During the show, Mike shared how IBM is making use of automation to improve their customer service touchpoint by changing the way they support their clients. They found that time to resolution of an issue is a main driver behind customer satisfaction. By leveraging automation technology interaction through chatbots and more, the process is simplified, creating a better customer experience. 

Mike also discussed some of the biggest trends he is seeing around the realm of automation for work. First, there is a revolution happening in businesses today around knowledge work. This revolution is creating tons of changes in the way technology supports what they do and the way they conduct their processes. Technology is helping knowledge workers be more effective and better at their tasks, helping them make decisions and freeing up more time for innovation. This trend is driving new things such as robotic process automation and decision management. It’s changing the way people work and is here to stay. 

Both Daniel and Mike shared how AI and automation technology will not steal jobs from employees but will instead likely create new opportunities. To get there, executives must think about the transition and how they can help employees make the leap into a new position with new responsibilities. Organizations will need to help change the culture of fear surrounding automation within their teams through communication.

Mike made the point that we’re not anywhere near running out of work to do. In fact, most businesses have large laundry lists of work they want to complete and not enough people to do it. Automation will help businesses get done what they want to get done by creating capacity.

One of the challenges for businesses is getting automation to work and minimizing failure. Mike discussed how most organizations don’t know where to start. They’re looking for the concept but have chosen basic technology to get them there. There is an opportunity to open up their eyes to the possibilities and see the true potential of automation. There’s also an opportunity here to help IT teams leverage technology to its full potential, aiding in operation changes within business.

Mike emphasized that automation will benefit both sides of the spectrum in both revenue generation and cost basis. If businesses want to improve their reach with consistency, accuracy, personalization and transparency, these things require automation technology. The tech will enable a new level of scale in businesses. New revenue generating opportunities will follow suit, allowing these businesses to become more competitive in this technology-centric world.

To learn more, read Daniel Newman’s recent blog post for IBM, “4 Exciting Things About the Future of Automating Work.”

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A Deep Dive on Blockchain with IBM's Rebecca...

.@IBM Distinguished Engineer, Rebecca Gott, sits down with @danielnewmanUV to deep dive into #blockchain technology and #LinuxONE. Check out the episode from the Futurum Tech Podcast Interview Series:

A Deep Dive on Blockchain with IBM's Rebecca...

In this special episode of the Futurum Tech Podcast Interview Series, Daniel Newman welcomes Rebecca Gott, IBM Distinguished Engineer. Rebecca has worked for IBM for 20 years and currently focuses on blockchain on the IMB Z and LinuxONE Team. Daniel and Rebecca take a deep dive into blockchain use cases in today’s business environment.

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A Deep Dive on Blockchain with IBM's Rebecca...

.@IBM Distinguished Engineer, Rebecca Gott, sits down with @danielnewmanUV to deep dive into #blockchain technology and #LinuxONE. Check out the episode from the Futurum Tech Podcast Interview Series:

A Deep Dive on Blockchain with IBM's Rebecca...

In this special episode of the Futurum Tech Podcast Interview Series, Daniel Newman welcomes Rebecca Gott, IBM Distinguished Engineer. Rebecca has worked for IBM for 20 years and currently focuses on blockchain on the IMB Z and LinuxONE Team. Daniel and Rebecca take a deep dive into blockchain use cases in today’s business environment.

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