Ryan Shrout

Sog, who was there as well.

Ryan was there as well.

So paying attention to that.

Yeah, what I was struck with was if we look at Qualcomm's overall edge to cloud portfolio, what they did provide more details was on how each of these core technologies work across all the way from the smallest device in your ear or as on a pendant all the way to the hyperscaler data center and one of those was hbc right there was more details on how hbc shows up in client devices which HBC was, you know, a brand new stacking technology for, you know, for CPUs and accelerators, but how that scales across.

And, you know, even though OpenAI is leading the charge on slowing down and Sam kind of agrees, but kind of doesn't, you know, and Elon said he kind of agreed too.

Everybody's moving forward here at breakneck speed.

And Signal 65, which you and I are co-founders of, led by Ryan Shrout, really brought out some really interesting research.

And I urge you to go out to the website and do it all.

A good benchmark can provide incredible insight, allowing independent comparison of various models and platforms.

This episode of Utilizing AI features Ryan Shrout, President and GM at Signal 65, discussing Pinnacle, a new agentic AI benchmark, with co-hosts Brad Shimmin and Stephen Foskett.

Welcome to Utilizing AI, the podcast focused on practical applications of artificial intelligence and part of the Futurum podcast network.

Every Wednesday, we explore news and use cases of the ways in which AI is transforming enterprise IT and the industries it serves.

I'm your host, Stephen Foskett, president of the Tech Field Day business unit here at the Futurum Group.

Before we dive into this discussion, let's meet who's on the panel today.

Hi, I'm Ryan Shrout.

I'm the president and GM at Signal 65, one of the main developers of the Signal 65 Pinnacle Benchmark, and excited to be here.