My talk with Executive Director of Amplio, Cliff Schmidt (https://www.linkedin.com/in/cliffschmidt/). Amplio are a local non-profit who are using hardware to help spread education to the emerging world. Cliff joined us to talk about the Amplio Talking Book and how he and his team are using electronic devices to change the world.
Spent an hour with Rob Tiffany, who is VP & Head of IoT Strategy @ Ericsson and Exec Director @ Moab Foundation. We talked about a wide range of topics including Rob’s background as a submariner.
Reposted from my LinkedIn article with the same title: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/unleashing-global-community-5-lessons-learned-from-project-st-john/?published=t A few weeks ago, foldforcovid.io launched as a community effort to help developers donate their spare compute cycles to researchers studying the COVID-19 virus. FoldForCovid.io relies on the Rosetta@Home distributed research platform produced by the University of Washington Baker Lab. Since launch, more than 3,000+ people have installed the project on their spare single-board computers and laptops in nearly every country in the world. For me, this project captures the essence…
Sign up: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/fighting-covid-19-with-iot-devices-featuring-neocortix-ceo-dr-lloyd-watts-tickets-102640454362 Special Guest: Dr. Lloyd Watts, CEO of Neocortix Webinar Details: Please join us this coming Wednesday at 10am PST for a special guest presentation by Dr. Lloyd Watts, CEO of Neocortix.com on the topic of Fighting COVID-19 using IoT devices running Fold@Home and Rosetta@Home. We are also inviting guests from Balena.io and the UW Baker Lab to speak with us and share their expertise in this area. This event is organized in…
Lately it seems that many developers are taking it into their own hands to design and build low-cost home supercomputers. These compute clusters allow certain workloads to be done cheaper, rather than being sent to the cloud. I brought together a group of the top developers building these clusters to learn more about why they are doing it.
Had a great discussion on the topic of the future of WebAssembly for Embedded and IoT Devices featuring leading experts from IoT and TinyML. We covered topics relating to opportunities and challenges for WebAssembly for low-power IoT devices as well as the potential for WebAssembly as a “universal target” in MCUs. Thanks to everyone for participating. View Jonathan Beri’s talk on WebAssembly for Embedded here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oky3F…. Moderator and Organizer: * Rex St. John (twitter: @rexstjohn)…
The world of rapid DNA sequencing has come a long way. I talk to Martin Smith about his work with Nanopore, building clusters of computers to process DNA data and venomous creatures from Australia. You can follow Martin Smith on Twitter: twitter.com/martinalexsmith for updates like this: Not sure yet. We (@Hasindu2008) previously crashed our other NAS feeding this swarm. It had similar specs, but 12x HDD in RAID 1+0. Waiting on some SFP+ cables before…
In this episode, I talk to the CTO of Swim.ai (and fellow Bellevue resident), Simon Crosby. Simon holds a PhD from the University of Cambridge in Computer Science (among other degrees) and has a unique perspective on AI happening at the Edge. Disclaimer: All opinions this podcast are my own opinions and not those of my employer.
Disclaimer: All opinions written in this book are my own opinions and not those of my employer. I have written this book to help you, the platform company founder or ecosystem management professional, to better understand the wonderful art of ecosystem development and to share my experience and insight on this topic with a broader audience of professionals. After spending a decade leading hardware and software ecosystem teams at both Intel and then Arm, I…
