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Atombeam CEO Charles Yeomans joins Chris Lustrino to break down a deceptively simple idea with massive implications: make data smaller while it’s streaming so you can move and process more of it—without upgrading networks.
Charles explains Atombeam’s commercial product NeurPack, how it can often quadruple effective bandwidth, and why this matters across IoT, smart meters, satellites, defense, oil & gas wells, fintech, and eventually data centers and GPU utilization. They also dig into the realities of commercialization—choosing near-term deals that close fast while still pursuing multi-year “industry standard” opportunities—and why execution (not invention) is the real differentiator.
00:00 What Atombeam does (pizza analogy)
03:13 NeurPack explained
05:35 Why 95% of IoT data doesn’t move
09:38 “Like launching 3 more satellites”
13:57 Commercialization + customers
16:31 Data centers + GPU utilization
24:29 Defense traction + partnerships
26:44 What success looks like (distribution)
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Atombeam CEO Charles Yeomans joins Chris Lustrino to break down a deceptively simple idea with massive implications: make data smaller while it’s streaming so you can move and process more of it—without upgrading networks.
Charles explains Atombeam’s commercial product NeurPack, how it can often quadruple effective bandwidth, and why this matters across IoT, smart meters, satellites, defense, oil & gas wells, fintech, and eventually data centers and GPU utilization. They also dig into the realities of commercialization—choosing near-term deals that close fast while still pursuing multi-year “industry standard” opportunities—and why execution (not invention) is the real differentiator.
00:00 What Atombeam does (pizza analogy)
03:13 NeurPack explained
05:35 Why 95% of IoT data doesn’t move
09:38 “Like launching 3 more satellites”
13:57 Commercialization + customers
16:31 Data centers + GPU utilization
24:29 Defense traction + partnerships
26:44 What success looks like (distribution)