Telemetry Now

In this episode, Phillip Gervasi and Ryan Booth dive into "vibe coding"—a new AI-assisted approach where LLMs generate code from natural language descriptions. Inspired by Andrej Karpathy’s vision, vibe coding streamlines development but raises questions about debugging, best practices, and the future of software engineering.

In this Telemetry News Now episode, hosts Phil Gervasi and Justin Ryburn discuss Microsoft's decision to shut down Skype after more than two decades, explore TSMC's massive $165 billion investment to expand semiconductor manufacturing in the US, and talk about the latest AI trends and strategic partnerships emerging from Mobile World Congress. They also highlight Starlink's ongoing efforts to expand connectivity in India and a roundup of upcoming network industry events.

Host Philip Gervasi sits down with Walid Mathlouthi, head of the Infrastructure Division at the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), to explore how this 160-year-old United Nations agency shapes global connectivity. Walid shares insights from his remarkable journey, spanning groundbreaking research in optics, impactful roles at AT&T and Google Fiber, and now leading global initiatives at the ITU. We discuss how the ITU manages critical spectrum and satellite resources, tackles challenges like cross-border interference, and spearheads ambitious efforts like the Giga project to connect underserved communities worldwide.

In this Telemetry News Now episode, special guest Scott Robohn joins us to discuss Broadcom’s interest in Intel, Cisco’s AI partnership with NVIDIA, the Stargate AI data center initiative, and the future of vendor-neutral certifications. Plus, is AI-driven search changing how we find information? Tune in for the latest tech insights.

Jason Gintert and Chris Kane of the US Networking User Association join Telemetry Now host Phil Gervasi to discuss the origins, mission, and future of the (US)NUA, the grassroots organization bringing network engineers and technologists of all stripes together through local meetups around the country. Learn what goes on at the local user groups, why in-person networking matters, where to find a meetup near you, and how you can get involved.

In this Telemetry News Now episode, hosts Phil Gervasi and Justin Ryburn explore Nokia’s CEO shake-up, Cisco’s eye-opening AI readiness study, and the real budget behind Chinese AI startup DeepSeek. They also examine France’s major AI investments, T-Mobile’s Starlink-powered satellite texting service, and the DOJ’s pushback on HPE’s proposed acquisition of Juniper. Plus, they break down Sony’s PlayStation outage and share details on upcoming industry events.

Have you ever had that heart-stopping moment when a single command brings down the network? In this final episode in our customer series, Phillip Gervasi is joined by Avi Freedman, Joe DePalo, and Jezzibell Gilmore to share some epic network outage stories—from fire suppression disasters to automation gone wrong and catastrophic BGP mishaps. Packed with hard-learned lessons and a few “hold my beer” moments, this episode is a must-listen for any network engineer.

In this Telemetry News Now episode, hosts Phil Gervasi and Justin Ryburn discuss the latest in AI and networking, including the game-changing release of DeepSeek R1, a Chinese open-source AI model that rivals OpenAI and sent NVIDIA's stock plunging 17%. They also talk Cisco’s new AI security solution, the stalled HPE-Juniper acquisition, TikTok’s brief U.S. ban and reinstatement, and proposed tariffs on AI chip-making equipment. Plus, they highlight upcoming industry events like NANOG and APRICOT. Tune in for expert insights on AI’s global impact, cybersecurity, and networking trends.

In this third episode in our customer series, Avi Freedman, Jezzibell Gilmore, and Joe DePalo from Netskope join host Philip Gervasi to explore the transformative role of artificial intelligence in IT operations. From NetOps and security operations to executive-level strategies, the group talks real-world AI use cases, potential risks, and best practices for safe and effective implementation.

In this Telemetry News Now, Justin Ryburn and Phil Gervasi discuss Cisco’s innovation pace in 2024, the rise of AI data centers, and the evolving role of satellite-to-mobile technology. They look at a recent copyright lawsuit against Meta, regulatory shifts in AI chip exports, and strategic investments in AI infrastructure. And as always, they highlight important upcoming events in networking. For info on the Foundations newsletter mentioned in this episode, see https://www.foundations.email/