The Network Effect Video Podcast by Nokia

Cyber breaches are never far from the news and, as Nokia releases its latest Threat Intelligence Report, Kal De, SVP of Product and Engineering for Cloud and Network Services at Nokia, talks to the Network Effect about the current threat landscape and what businesses should focus on right now.

AI, private 5G, and edge computing are coming together to change industry. In this episode of the Network Effect, David de Lancellotti, Vice President of Enterprise Campus Edge Business at Nokia, discusses how this confluence of technologies will help businesses and workers. 

As AI (Artificial Intelligence) accelerates, data centers are reclaiming the spotlight. In this episode of the Network Effect, Paul Alexander, VP of Network Infrastructure in the UK and Ireland for Nokia, discusses how data centers are evolving to meet the modern world.  

Immersive audio is the next generation of communication in consumer, enterprise and industrial applications. In the latest episode of the Network Effect, Stefan Bruhn, Director, Audio, Strategy and Standards at Dolby Laboratories demos the technology and discusses its transformational abilities.

In this episode of the Network Effect, Liana Jo Ault, General Manager for the Energy Innovation Venture Incubator at Nokia, discusses how achieving net zero will require a combination of renewable energy and grid efficiencies, underpinned by networking technologies and driven by global collaboration. 

Data volumes keep on exploding and networks must evolve to handle the deluge. In this episode of the Network Effect, Chris Wright, Chief Technology Officer of Red Hat and Director at the IOWN Global Forum, discusses the difference photonic networks will make to business and society.

The quantum era is on its way promising exponential computing power and whole new ways of networking. In the latest episode of the Network Effect, Sonali Mohapatra, Quantum Innovation Sector Lead at the National Quantum Computing Centre (NQCC), discusses incredible business use cases in this brave new world.

The second episode of the Network Effect sees Peter Vetter, President of Bell Labs Core Research, discuss the exponential potential of 6G.  How do space ships in science fiction sense "lifeforms" on a planet? Maybe they're using 6G? In this episode of "The Network Effect," we delve into the groundbreaking potential of the next generation technology with Peter Vetter, President of Bell Labs' Core Research. Vetter's insights reveal how 6G aims to fuse the digital and physical worlds, opening up new possibilities for advanced sensing and communication, and maybe will power the 23rd century.

The first, premier episode of new video podcast, the Network Effect, interviews Dr. Clemens Ackermann, Deputy Managing Director at ARENA2036, to reveal how network technologies like 5G and 6G underpin the future of the automobile. Networked in every way, the connected car of tomorrow is only possible through collaboration and an outstanding network. If you would like to watch the episode, check out on You Tube: https://youtu.be/LdNgZpWwspQ

The Real Conversations podcast is evolving, coming soon The Network Effect. A new video podcast series which will replace the Real Conversations podcast series. We will rename our series to The Network Effect, but our previous podcasts will still be available for you too. Hope you will enjoy our new, evolved video podcast series.