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Sep 11, 2026

Rudy StankewitzHOST
8:50
During construction, the memorial reported 10 large pumps operating at roughly 40 pounds of pressure and circulating about 52,000 gallons per minute across the two pools.
Rudy StankewitzHOST
9:01
A Siemens engineering account later described each pool as holding about 600,000 gallons, moving as much as 30,000 gallons per minute and filtering roughly 6,000 gallons per minute.
Rudy StankewitzHOST
9:14
Pool Magazine, our friends Joe Trustee and Marion Trustee, both fantastic people, they reported 16 pumps, eight per pool, moving approximately 26,000 gallons per minute.
Rudy StankewitzHOST
9:26
Delta Fountain's current project page says the two recirculating systems together move as much as 18,000 gallons per minute at peak performance.
Rudy StankewitzHOST
10:01
What we can say responsibly, each pool has been reported at about 600,000 gallons, depending on the source and which part of the system is being described.
Rudy StankewitzHOST
10:13
Published water effect flow ranges from 18,000 gallons per minute combined to 30,000 gallons per minute per pool.
Rudy StankewitzHOST
10:21
Siemens separately reported filtration at approximately 6,000 gallons per minute per pool.
Rudy StankewitzHOST
10:28
You already know why that distinction matters.
Matthew DawkinsHOST
2:11
Rangoon... for anyone unfamiliar, is in India, not in China, and several weeks sail away.
Matthew DawkinsHOST
2:20
While all of this was going on, Erica Carlyle, a part of your expedition now, had decided she would check out the local Siemens bar, which had burned down or collapsed in suspicious circumstances recently.
Matthew DawkinsHOST
2:35
There, after questioning the staff of the Siemens club, she discovered that an American named John Smith was staying in the room and was in the building when it collapsed.
Matthew DawkinsHOST
2:45
There was no trace of his body found.
Matthew DawkinsHOST
2:48
but likewise no one saw him escape.
BillAUDIENCE
85:52
Yes.
BillAUDIENCE
85:54
If you dig deep enough on the internet, you'll find out that that Siemens microcontroller that they hacked into is still in use all over the world.
BillAUDIENCE
86:07
It's a very reliable piece of equipment.
BillAUDIENCE
86:10
and they're still trying to get the Stuxnet out of it all over the world because it's messing up everything anywhere that the Stuxnet is still in it.
speaker_3NARRATOR
3:12
He said then that, quote, we need such partnership more than ever at a time when major powers are increasingly dominating politics.
speaker_3NARRATOR
3:21
United Arab Emirates is Germany's largest trading partner in the Gulf with bilateral trade topping fifteen billion dollars last year and many big German companies have a presence there, including BMW, Siemens and a rail operator, Deutsche Bahn.
speaker_3NARRATOR
3:40
German and Emirati companies had signed a further twenty-nine agreements with a total value of nine point four billion euros during the visit and this was said by Berlin.
speaker_1ADVERTISER
3:56
Business is booming.
speaker_1HOST
3:16
And recent reporting attributes a four-day shutdown of a United Kingdom power facility as well as an attack on a Minnesota water facility directly to these Iranian-linked operators.
speaker_1HOST
3:28
They're heavily targeting systems manufactured by Siemens, Rockwell, and Schneider.
speaker_0HOST
3:33
See, that's what's so striking.
speaker_0HOST
3:34
This is an abstract data theft.
Tom ReedHOST
19:45
Diffusion itself is not usually seen as a source of capabilities progress.
Tom ReedHOST
19:51
Similarly, on the other side, those who have for years harped on about the significance of diffusion have not, at least to my knowledge, clearly articulated why exactly the future AI superintelligence would have to be preceded by thousands of deployments into mom-and-pop shops, middle schools, and Siemens.
Tom ReedHOST
20:09
The above argument is my attempt to bridge this gap.
Tom ReedHOST
20:13
If I'm correct, I think a couple things follow.
Mike RosneyGUEST
27:39
I got a full-time job again.
Mike RosneyGUEST
27:40
I was working in Swords and Siemens Healthineers and things like that.
Mike RosneyGUEST
27:46
Everything was stable that way.
Mike RosneyGUEST
27:48
But at the same time, I knew that I had to find something else.
Mike RosneyGUEST
31:51
And obviously I was getting my qualification.
Mike RosneyGUEST
31:54
I was working, but obviously I was being, I was never, I'll never forget.
Mike RosneyGUEST
31:57
Like I went, I went two months without pay because obviously when I joined Siemens, there was obviously a time, it was monthly pay.
Mike RosneyGUEST
32:03
So that was, that was very difficult.
Dale TuttHOST
0:12
Hello, and welcome to the Industry Forward podcast.
Dale TuttHOST
0:16
I'm Dale Tutt, Global Vice President, Industry Strategy at Siemens Digital Industry Software, and I'm your host for today's episode.
Dale TuttHOST
0:23
And today, I am excited to welcome Ankur Gupta, the Executive Vice President of EDA Integrated Circuit Software at Siemens EDA, to our show.
Dale TuttHOST
0:31
Summit conductors are critical to the products that we use every day, from airplanes, automobiles, and smartphones to cutting-edge medical devices.
Dale TuttHOST
0:38
They enable the software-defined features that we value and accelerate the innovation in the products that we use.
Dale TuttHOST
0:54
Semiconductors are such an important part of all the products that we use everywhere today.
Dale TuttHOST
1:00
Medical devices, our phones, our cars, our airplanes.
Dale TuttHOST
1:04
And Ankur oversees Siemens' integrated circuit design portfolio.
MaryHOST
6:19
Let's stay on the subject of the influence of large companies.
MaryHOST
6:22
Politico Europe tells us that the European mediator, or the body that monitors the transparency of the Union, is investigating the nomination of the president of Siemens.
MaryHOST
6:32
Jim Hageman's ship has been specially sent for artificial intelligence.
JohnHOST
6:37
Ah, il vecchio schema di chi scrive le regole.
MaryHOST
4:53
Meanwhile, in Brussels, the European Union ombudsman is investigating a high-profile appointment.
MaryHOST
4:59
Siemens chairman Jim Hageman-Smaby was chosen to be an European Union artificial intelligence envoy.
JohnHOST
5:06
This goes right back to our core power analysis.
JohnHOST
5:09
When complex new compliance rules are written, the big, entrenched companies usually have a seat at the table.

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