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Sep 12, 2026

CornHOST
5:10
1998.
CornHOST
5:11
Ericsson, IBM, Intel, Nokia, Toshiba.
CornHOST
5:15
A classic consortium of competitors who each
Herman PoppleberryHOST
5:18
held one piece of the puzzle.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
5:23
IBM had the laptop integration story.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
5:26
Nokia had the handsets.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
5:27
Toshiba had the consumer electronics angle.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
5:30
None of them could impose a short-range wireless standard on the others.
CornHOST
5:08
They shipped their 40 terabyte drive this month using something called Ultra SMR with 11 aluminum platters, and their 44 terabyte Hamar drive is coming in the first half of next year.
CornHOST
5:18
Toshiba is the cautious one of the three.
CornHOST
5:20
They're at 28 terabytes now, and will get to around 40 by 2027.
CornHOST
5:25
Three manufacturers.
CornHOST
5:26
That's the whole industry.
CornHOST
5:28
Three.
CornHOST
5:29
And really it's a duopoly between Seagate and Western Digital with Toshiba trailing, which is why the pricing conversation is what it is.
CornHOST
5:36
Seagate's CFO said there's opportunity to keep pushing on pricing.
ShawnHOST
1:39
I know Mark is so excited about this.
ShawnHOST
1:41
Toshiba Plaza outside of T-Mobile Arena is being renamed Paramount Plus Plaza.
ShawnHOST
1:47
And if that wasn't enough, Paramount Plus is now the official streaming partner of T-Mobile Arena.
ShawnHOST
1:51
How about that? But yeah, 10 years.
ShawnHOST
1:53
This building is 10 years old.
ShawnHOST
1:54
The original naming was 10 years.
ShawnHOST
1:56
I bet that Toshiba paid a whole lot less than Paramount Plus is now.
MarkHOST
2:00
Paramount's been kind of making its way into Vegas.
Erroll ReeseHOST
7:01
Unfortunately.
Erroll ReeseHOST
7:02
I'm D.R. Reese, by the way, broadcasting live from the TBS Studios, powered by Toshiba.
Erroll ReeseHOST
7:08
D.R. Reese with a S, that's a capital S, and we got the lovely and talented Pamela Todd-Smith with the fern.
Erroll ReeseHOST
7:12
Good morning, Pam.
Kazumi NishikawaGUEST
83:55
Sandisk, KIOXIA.
Kazumi NishikawaGUEST
83:58
The, um, 25 years ago, the Toshiba at the time and the Sandisk, Western Digital, uh, created joint venture for the NAND flash memories.
Kazumi NishikawaGUEST
84:09
These days, the, these two companies, Sandisk and KIOXIA, is a very symbolic important, uh, trustworthy NAND flash memory producers.
Kazumi NishikawaGUEST
84:20
Uh, they are jointly created the design and production and to support the world US, Japanese, um, AI data centers.

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William ChouMODERATOR
98:08
What are the lessons that we can draw from this? Um, you know, would you mind sharing that, a little bit about that?
Atsuyoshi KoikeGUEST
98:14
Yes.
Atsuyoshi KoikeGUEST
98:14
So historically is, uh, you know, already Nishikawa-san mentioned, uh, 1980 timeframe, just so many Japanese company is NEC, Fujitsu, uh, Toshiba, Hitachi are so good.
Atsuyoshi KoikeGUEST
98:27
But, uh, we had a big mistake.
DazzaPANELIST
2:48
[laughs]
Specs GonzalezPANELIST
2:48
I've got a Toshiba, you know.
LouisGUEST
2:49
Yeah, it's Queen-
Specs GonzalezPANELIST
2:50
It's Q-
Specs GonzalezPANELIST
2:50
Yeah, it's, it is Q- it is Queen.
LouisGUEST
2:52
Queen's got bangers.
DazzaPANELIST
2:52
What team did Toshi- Toshiba, um, sponsor?
Specs GonzalezPANELIST
2:55
No, Louis, this is audio exclusive, Louis.
Ellie PembertonGUEST
21:47
What TVs do
Steve RoweHOST
21:48
we have? Toshiba TVs or whatever.
Steve RoweHOST
21:50
We're open to sponsorship, all these big companies.
Steve RoweHOST
21:53
Great crystal clear vision on that Toshiba TV.
Steve RoweHOST
21:59
It's like being in the room.
Steve RoweHOST
22:03
Yeah.
Jigar ShahHOST
19:56
Then many of us heard of LFP batteries, right? Which is lithium ion phosphate batteries for, you know, utility scale batteries that people put in their homes or use for utility scale batteries.
Jigar ShahHOST
20:09
But you went a completely different direction, right? You guys went to LTO batteries, right? So lithium titanium oxide cells from Toshiba.
Jigar ShahHOST
20:18
that chemistry charges in minutes, survives extreme heat and cold, as you suggested, lasts tens of thousands of cycles.
Jigar ShahHOST
20:25
And now you guys are, I think, buying 10% of the world's lithium titanate supply, right? Why that chemistry when everybody else is buying LFP for stationary storage?
DavidHOST
61:37
That- that's it.
DavidHOST
61:39
With your little, uh, Toshiba Toughbook there, or whatever those are.
DavidHOST
61:44
So yeah, I...
DavidHOST
61:45
So Carrie, like, she sucks too.
Alastair CookeHOST
20:44
There's no, uh, corresponding move away from the, uh, deep quantum key distribution research.
Alastair CookeHOST
20:51
Uh, in 2025, they, uh, demonstrated this with Toshiba and NCT.
Alastair CookeHOST
20:56
Uh, they sh-showed that the quantum key distribution could share the same fiber inf-infrastructure as conventional data fabric, so no need for dedicated dark fiber.
Alastair CookeHOST
21:06
Um, this particular piece of research could result in meaningfully lower cost to deploy, uh, quantum secure networking in existing carrier infrastructure.

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