Best Wireless Infrastructure Podcasts (2025)

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Metrolink's Wireless Smart Crossing Technology 32:45

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27d ago32:45

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The ITP team debuts a new Buy or Sell game this episode, playing both at the beginning and the end. Additionally, Mass Transit's Brandon Lewis interviews Michael Younan from Metrolink about wireless crossing near-side station technology.By ITP

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3451: The Hidden Cost of Data: How NetApp Is Tackling the Sustainability Crisis in IT 22:26

1h ago22:26

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What if the biggest sustainability challenge in tech isn’t hardware or cloud emissions, but the invisible mountain of unused data sitting in storage? That’s the question driving my conversation with Piero Gallucci, Vice President and General Manager for NetApp UK and Ireland, as we discuss how single-use data is quietly shaping the environmental an…

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3450: Why Predictive AI Delivers Real ROI While Generative AI Struggles 31:35

6h ago31:35

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What if the next big leap in business AI isn’t generative at all, but predictive? That’s the question at the heart of my conversation with Zohar Bronfman, CEO and co-founder of Pecan AI, a company helping business teams forecast outcomes with precision and turn historical data into future insights. Zohar explains why he believes predictive AI will …

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3449: How Urban SDK Is Using AI to Help Local Governments Save Lives 30:08

22h ago30:08

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What happens when artificial intelligence meets the everyday heroes of local government? That’s the question driving my conversation with Justin Dennis, co-founder and COO of Urban SDK, a geospatial AI company helping more than 250 North American cities make faster, safer, and smarter decisions. Justin shares how a Smart Cities Challenge from the U…

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3448: Inside Kore.ai’s Mission to Make Agentic AI Accessible for Everyone 30:19

3d ago30:19

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Agentic AI is only interesting when it leaves the lab and takes responsibility for real outcomes. In this episode, I reconnect with Raj Koneru, Founder and CEO of Kore.ai, to talk about what that shift looks like inside large enterprises. Raj has been building conversational systems long before chatbots became dinner table conversation, and he is c…

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3447: How DXC Is Using AI to Outsmart Cybercriminals 28:36

15h ago28:36

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In this episode, Mike Baker, Vice President and Global CISO at DXC Technology, says the cyber industry has been focusing on the wrong side of AI. He believes too many companies use it only to block threats instead of studying how criminals use it to scale phishing, bypass defenses, and deploy adaptive malware. Attackers are learning faster than eve…

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Rio AI City: How Brazil Is Powering the Future of Sustainable Digital Infrastructure with Alessandro Lombardi 22:12

5d ago22:12

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In this episode, Alessandro Lombardi, Founder and Chairman of Elea Data Centers, shares how Brazil is emerging as a global hub for green AI infrastructure. He discusses the vision behind Rio AI City, a multibillion-dollar project powered 100% by renewable energy, developed in partnership with the city of Rio de Janeiro. From leveraging Brazil’s abu…

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3446: How Atlassian Is Redefining Teamwork with AI at Team 25 34:26

5d ago34:26

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What happens when the future of teamwork collides with the power of AI? That’s the question at the heart of this episode as Tiffany from Atlassian joins me from Barcelona during Team 25, where Atlassian is showcasing how AI-powered collaboration is redefining how work gets done. We talk about how Atlassian’s mission to unleash the potential of ever…

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The Power of Technology in Modern Construction with Trimble 55:34

6d ago55:34

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By ITP

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How Businesses Can Have Success with AI 58:58

4d ago58:58

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By CDW Canada

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3445: Why AI Won’t Replace Human Testers at Jalasoft 24:34

6d ago24:34

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By Neil C. Hughes

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When Metallica Discovered Their Own Song on Radio Before They Released It - The Napster Leak That Changed Music Forever 17:52

3d ago17:52

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In 2000, Metallica drummer Lars Ulrich got the shock of his life: their unreleased song "I Disappear" was playing on radio stations across America - before they'd even finished recording it. This is the wild story of how a leaked demo ended up on Napster, radio DJs started downloading it illegally, and one phone call triggered the biggest lawsuit i…

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3444: Mews on Why Hotel Tech Underperforms and How to Fix It 33:10

7d ago33:10

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Here’s the thing. Most of us still picture a hotel lobby with a counter, a queue, and someone typing furiously while we wait after a long flight. In this episode, I sit with Richard Valtr, founder of Mews, to ask whether that scene is quietly fading. Backed by Tiger Global, Goldman Sachs, and Battery Ventures, Mews recently raised 75 million dollar…

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3443: euroNAS Simplifying Storage and Virtualization for Real World IT 28:28

3d ago28:28

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When a company quietly builds world-class storage and virtualization software for twenty years, it usually means they have been too busy solving real problems to shout about it. That is what makes euroNAS and its founder, Tvrtko Fritz, such an interesting story. In this episode, I reconnect with Tvrtko after meeting him on the IT Press Tour in Amst…

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3442: AI Realized - Practical Pathways From Pilot to Production 36:59

4d ago36:59

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AI hype has been loud for three years, but most leaders still tell me the real work begins after the demo. That was the starting point for my conversation with Christina Ellwood, co-founder of AI Realized, a community built to help enterprises move from pilots to production with less noise and more results. Christina has a calm, practical way of ex…

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3441: How Abacum Became the Fastest Growing Tech Company in Spain 26:33

5d ago26:33

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Finance leaders know the struggle of managing endless spreadsheets, juggling data from every corner of the business, and trying to plan for a world that changes by the hour. In this episode, I talk with Julio Martínez, Co-Founder and CEO of Abacum, about how his team is helping finance professionals move from reactive reporting to confident, real-t…

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3440 Blackline CIO and CTO on Governing AI Inside the Enterprise 33:56

6d ago33:56

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What happens when a CTO and a CIO of a global tech company sit down together to talk about AI? That’s the starting point of today’s episode, where I’m joined by Jeremy Ung, CTO at Blackline, and Sumit Johar, the company’s CIO. Rather than chasing the hype, we focus on what AI really means for executive decision making, governance, and business outc…

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3439: Zeta and the Future of AI-Powered Marketing That Drives Real ROI 22:18

6d ago22:18

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Zeta Global’s CTO, Chris Monberg talks about building AI that helps brands grow with repeatable, scalable programs without losing the spark that makes a brand feel human. Zeta’s promise is simple to say and hard to do. Help marketers deliver better results with less waste by pairing strong data, clear identity, and practical AI inside the Zeta Mark…

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3438: Forter on AI, Autonomous Commerce, and Digital Identity 29:36

7d ago29:36

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I invited Michael Reitblat, CEO and founder of Forter, to unpack a reality many retailers are living with every day. Fraud is no longer a side issue. It shapes conversion rates, customer loyalty, and the bottom line. Michael argues that if you remove the fear of fraud, you unlock growth. That sounds bold, but his lens is practical. Replace guesswor…

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Jeff Mucci Unveils What’s Next: A New Brand and the Future of Digital Infrastructure 29:34

12d ago29:34

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In this episode, Jeff Mucci, Founder and CEO of Arden Media, shares the story behind acquiring RCR Wireless News and evolving it into RCR Tech, a broader platform covering telecom, enterprise networks, and AI infrastructure. From the early days of deregulation and broadband wireless to today’s trillion-dollar investments in data centers, Jeff highl…

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3437: Accruent and the Rise of Autonomous Buildings 35:33

12d ago35:33

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Here’s the thing. “Smart” has been the buzzword for years, but Richard Leurig argues we’re on the cusp of something bolder. In our conversation, the Accruent president drew a clear line between buildings filled with connected systems and buildings that can sense, decide, and act without a person staring at a dashboard all day. Richard shared a reta…

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STV's AI Partnership with the Chicago Transit Authority 41:13

13d ago41:13

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The ITP team plays an infrastructure news-themed round of "What's the Word" and breaks down potholes, while guest Joe Marchiafava from STV discusses a pilot with the Chicago Transit Authority that uses AI-powered video analytics and edge computing to detect intrusions on rail tracks.By ITP

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3436: Tanium on People-First Cybersecurity 42:49

13d ago42:49

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What if the biggest weakness in cybersecurity isn’t a missing tool, but a cultural blind spot? That’s the perspective of Dan Jones, Senior Security Advisor at Tanium, who joined me on Tech Talks Daily to share why he believes cybersecurity is fundamentally a people problem dressed up as a technology problem. Dan brings nearly three decades of exper…

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When Radio Stations Go Wild - The Art of Stunting 21:04

11d ago21:04

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Ever tune into a radio station and hear the same song playing... for hours? That's called radio stunting, and it's one of the weirdest, most effective tricks in broadcasting history. This episode digs into the crazy world of radio stunts - from a Louisiana governor who played an obscure song for almost 60 hours straight in 1955, to the California s…

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3435: Pluralsight CEO on AI’s Role in Rewiring Human Intelligence 23:55

14d ago23:55

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Some interviews stick because they take a noisy topic and bring it back to reality. This was one of them. I spoke with Erin Gajdalo, CEO of Pluralsight, about what it actually takes to upskill a workforce in an AI era that seems to change by the week. We compared boardroom intent with day-to-day practice, and Erin was refreshingly clear about both.…

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3434: t3rn, Interoperability, and the Next Wave of Real Adoption 31:34

15d ago31:34

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Here’s the thing. We have had brilliant ideas in Web3 for years, along with better tooling and plenty of enthusiasm, yet adoption still feels slower than it should be. In my conversation with Maciej Baj, founder of t3rn, we got under the skin of why that is and what it might take to change the pace. His starting point is simple to state and hard to…

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3433: AI Trading Without Lag: EZ Trading Computers on Building the Right Setup342 37:36

16d ago37:36

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When we think about what separates winning traders from those who struggle, we usually picture strategies, indicators, or a bit of insider know-how. But what if the biggest edge has been sitting on your desk all along? In this episode, I sit down with Eddie Z, also known as Russ Hazelcorn, the founder of EZ Trading Computers and EZBreakouts. With m…

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3432: GoTo on Making AI Practical for Small and Mid Sized Businesses 41:33

17d ago41:33

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Most conversations about AI are still caught up in the spectacle. We see demos, marvel at copilots, and argue about the latest big model. But what happens when you strip away the hype and focus on AI that simply works? That is exactly the perspective Olga Lagunova brings to this episode. As Chief Product and Technology Officer at GoTo, she has one …

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3431: AI and Data-Driven Manufacturing with IDA Ireland and Eli Lilly and Company 31:03

18d ago31:03

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I wanted this conversation to do two things at once. First, ground the hype in real practice. Second, show how a small country can punch well above its weight by connecting industry, academia, and government with purpose. With Chantelle Kiernan from IDA Ireland and Stephen Flanagan from Eli Lilly and Company, we explored what digital transformation…