
I’ve just returned home from London where I caught up with Scott Bicheno and Iain Morris from the Telecoms.com podcast. I joined them in their studio for an awesome conversation about the public cloud and telco.
Anyone who’s heard the Telecoms.com podcast knows that Scott and Iain are cloud skeptics, and I’m pretty sure you know where I stand on the subject. So we sat down over a few beers to talk it all out. This episode brings that conversation to you (all 1 hour and 20 minutes of it, they have a super long podcast!) So sit back and enjoy the very lively, sometimes hilarious, conversation.
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Links and Resources
- Check out Telecoms.com’s version of this podcast
- Here’s Scott and Iain’s side of the public cloud argument, including a bit of fear-mongering:
- Scott’s Facebook insists it will play nice with the metaverse
- Scott’s US attempt to extradite Huawei CFO ends in defeat
- Iain’s follow up about the Huawei CFO extradition case in Light Reading
- Iain’s Light Reading piece about Orange risking vendor lock-in
- Here’s my side of the story:
- Listen to my MWC21 Keynote, The Paradox of the Public Cloud
- Check out podcast episode 19, Double your ARPU with Customer Love
- Hot off the press, here is AWS’ recent announcement about Lambda functions, now being powered with x86 or Arm/Graviton2 processors
- Check out this metaverse primer from Matthew Ball
- Visit the Totogi website
- I came bearing gifts! Check out these amazing beers from Austin, Texas:
- Hell Yes from Austin Beer Garden
- Electric Jellyfish from Pinthouse Pizza, pretty much regarded as the best beer from ATX at the moment
- Sun Eater gluten-free for me, from 4th Tap Brewing Co-op
- And I brought them all the way to London in this awesome Yeti cooler
- Watch this video of Marty Robbins singing the hit song, El Paso
- Exactly how many times does Keanu Reeves say “Dude” in Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure?
- Who won the 2021 Cheerleading Worlds Final? Maybe I can get them to give me a C-L-O-U-D!
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Podcast Credits
- Executive Producer and Host: Danielle Royston, TelcoDR
- Executive Producer: Kristin Donelson, OneLouder Marketing
- Senior Producer: Lindsay Grubb, TillCo Media
- Editor/Producer: Alisa Jenkins Wilson, Springboard Marketing
- Audio Editing: Andrew Condell
- Music: Dyami Wilson
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