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A peek into the future of secure IoT. We continue our conversation with Paul Clayson, CEO of AgilePQ. Paul announces an exclusive first that they will open source their algorithm soon! He explains the reasons behind that decision and the benefits of the open source movement. He also delves further into what the future of the internet may look like where the world is incredibly connected. Troy and Lee talk about their perceptions of what that world might mean from a practical standpoint. As a reminder, nothing in this episode is investment, legal, or any other advice of any kind, and nothing in this episode is an endorsement or recommendation of any kind.
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