
Once a week we get together in a studio somewhere in London to take the piss out of telecoms and technology for an hour or so.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 397 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Technology | |||

No guest again this week, which allows the lads to dig deeper into some of the weekās news. After hearing about Iainās travels and Scottās gigging, they get into analysis of Nokiaās latest quarterly earnings. The company is increasingly dependent on ... more
Just the three of them this week as Ian and Scott both return from road trips. Scott was at the Network X trade show in Vienna and he brings stories of Schnitzel, Kaiserschmarrn, and orderly road crossing. Then we hear about Iainās trip with VMO2 in ... more
The lads are delighted to welcome back special guest telecom consultant William Webb. Also a prolific author, William has published two books since his last appearance, so they get straight into the first topic of ISAC (integrated sensing and communi... more
Just Iain and Scott this week, so the lads take the opportunity for a deeper dive into some broader telecoms topics. They start by exploring the current state of play of 6G, now just a few years away from its expected launch. They ask whether another... more
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As very informative and interesting podcast. If you are intent in the impact of AI, the bubble and future worth a listen.
Great podcast with Dean enjoyed it if you could have Dean on the pod more often šif possible š
Thanks for the mid week podcast enjoyed it learned a lot keep up the great work š
- openings are too much not telcom but once you get to telcom itās great
- the discussion in Israel protests was interesting and I found myself, as a fellow white man, thinking how privileged your comments were. Itās easy to condemn protesters when weāve literally had to fight for nothing.
Iām a woman who is about to start a job in telco. This podcast had some great titles but I found it totally inaccessible 1) itās far too long and you have to sift through lots of inane chat before you get to any useful content 2) the inane chat is centred around things like football which makes it extremely off-putting to someone like me who is not interested in football. Itās a shame as it could be very useful if properly edited and if a wider audience was considered in its creation.
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This show provides long, informal discussions at the intersection of telecoms, technology, and policy, with a rotating cast of industry insiders, analysts, and guest experts. Episodes frequently tackle AI in telecoms, network infrastructure, Open RAN, regulatory dynamics, and market shifts, all delivered with a candid, humorous tone and a preference for practical, real-world examples. Notable strengths include in-depth technical debates balanced by geopolitical and regulatory context, plus a track record of inviting diverse voices from operators, vendors, and think tanks. Listeners likely tune in for sharp industry critique, behind-the-scenes perspectives on vendor strategies, and forward-looking takes on how technology and policy will shap... more
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