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Sep 16, 2026
Sam YangGUEST
So it's a extreme privilege, and we're very honored to be even talking to them.
Sam YangGUEST
Um, and fun fact, two years ago, we were named by WHO 2024 Compendium for, uh, Innovative Medical Devices for Low Resource Setting, because our devices can be used even without LTE or Wi-Fi.
Sam YangGUEST
It can be used even on battery power.
Sam YangGUEST
So if there's, um, a lack of, uh, s- uh, constant power, no problem.
Hernan SalasPANELIST
Coronado's my guy.
Hernan SalasPANELIST
Um, hey, who won the Vote LTE thing?
Dustin NielsonHOST
Uh, it was weird because Benny got up to accept it, and then during his speech...
Dustin NielsonHOST
Was it you?
Hernan SalasPANELIST
Why?
Dustin NielsonHOST
Because that seems like very something you would do.
Dustin NielsonHOST
You just slide in the chat, #VoteLTE.
Hernan SalasPANELIST
Buddy, I've been, I've been on-
Darren KnappGUEST
I was, I was talking to one provider and said, "You know, we really need, um, wireless.
Darren KnappGUEST
We need LTE.
Darren KnappGUEST
We need some 5G." And to be able to go back to the leadership and say, "Hey, we need this." And for them to not just say, "Yeah, you know, let's do that in five years." "Hey, bud, let's take a look at that."
Doug GreenHOST
Right.
Krenar KomoniGUEST
So I was actually designing chips for smartphones.
Krenar KomoniGUEST
I was doing LTE design, CDMA, WCDMA, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, chip design.
Krenar KomoniGUEST
And I could see where the future was going, especially with LTE connectivity.
Krenar KomoniGUEST
LTE was built after 4G came out, LTE.
Krenar KomoniGUEST
It was built for streaming and high data.
Krenar KomoniGUEST
But then in 2015, they started working on LTE IoT, which is called Cat M1 also, Cat M1.
Krenar KomoniGUEST
And the idea was, how do we build LTE so that it consumes the less power and it's working for very low data rates? But that was just the work stream that the group started, the LTE group started.
Krenar KomoniGUEST
And I could see that happening.
Samuel TrappHOST
They're, they're destroying abilities all the way down the line, and it, it's not getting better.
Samuel TrappHOST
So Russia has been experimenting, um, with LTE-controlled FPV aircraft, uh, much closer to the front.
Samuel TrappHOST
Ukrainian forces reported in June that Russian drones used in Zaporizhzhia appear to be operating through modems because normal range was insufficient to reach the city from Russia's positions 30 kilometers away.
Samuel TrappHOST
So Ukrainian spokesmen said these LTE aircraft were more difficult to defeat with ordinary electronic warfare.
LiamHOST
They know what equipment customs officials may question.
LiamHOST
They know whether LTE push-to-talk radios are commonly used.
LiamHOST
They know whether cellular coverage is reliable enough for mission-critical communications.
LiamHOST
They know what local law enforcement and emergency services are using.
Mark DempseyGUEST
They don't need base stations.
Mark DempseyGUEST
They don't need to spend as much money because they're already utilising the Telstra network and it works off LTE.
Mark DempseyGUEST
So it's actually a little bit better than 4G, 5G.
Mark DempseyGUEST
And, you know, that's the preferred option.
Ray DolanGUEST
Looking back, shoulda, coulda, woulda, right? But here's the thing.
Ray DolanGUEST
Like we were the air we breathed to the IP innovator Cisco, and we were the IP to the IP company Qualcomm that leveraged the technology and generated LTE, To Tom, who's trying to figure out integrated sensing and communications, we grew up ISAC.
Ray DolanGUEST
We can't stop sensing and communicating at the same time.
Ray DolanGUEST
We sense to better communicate.
21 MINS LATER
Ray DolanGUEST
I've used various analogies about, you know, the transition to broadband voice and the transition to mobile internet.
Ian MorrisHOST
Yeah.
Ray DolanGUEST
During that period before the adoption of 4G LTE, the whole world was going to different derivatives of CDMA.
Ray DolanGUEST
Yeah.
speaker_1HOST
Yes.
speaker_1HOST
The 5G radios in your phone require significantly more energy than standard LTE modems.
speaker_0HOST
Especially if you're somewhere with a weak signal, right?
speaker_1HOST
Exactly.
speaker_1HOST
If you are traveling or in a building where the 5G signal is weak...
speaker_1HOST
The phone will continuously boost power to the antenna, trying to grab a signal that barely exists.
speaker_0HOST
So turning off 5G and reverting to LTE stops that massive background searching drain immediately?
speaker_1HOST
And shutting down these background physical processes on your phone perfectly mirrors what we are trying to do for the brain.
AndyHOST
You know what it also doesn't support? Not that it matters to me.
AndyHOST
Is if you have an LTE watch.
AndyHOST
LTE?
DominicHOST
Jesus.
DominicHOST
What? Did they give you a free 56K modem with this fucking service
AndyHOST
plan? I don't know if you're listening to me.
AndyHOST
If you have an LTE watch.
AndyHOST
Who uses LTE now? What? Isn't it like all 5G and 6G? That's LTE.
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