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The Data Movement explores the people, ideas, and technologies shaping how data is created, processed and used. Through conversations with technologists, creators, and business leaders, we dive into the applications, engineering, insights, and challenges behind the breakthroughs that power our data-driven world.
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Frequência de atualização:
monthly
Duração média do áudio:
31 minutes
Entrevistas com convidados
Inglês
Estados Unidos da América
6 episódios
desde 18 de Março de 2026
episodic
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Host Paul Langston sits down with Erik Weaver, Principal of AI and Emergent Media at the Entertainment Technology Center at USC, for a conversation recorded live at NAB about the rapidly evolving intersection of generative AI and filmmaking.
Drawing on Erik's work overseeing experimental, grant-fu…
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Host Paul Langston sits down with Richard Cullen, Technical Director at BLINK, for a look at the compute, storage, and networking challenges behind live production for the world’s most technologically advanced venues.
Richard walks Paul through how BLINK scaled its operations to meet the extrao…
Host Paul Langston sits down with David Helmly and Andy Edwards of Adobe for a conversation on how generative AI tools are transforming creative production workflows—and what that means for the data infrastructure behind them.
With a combined 60+ years of broadcast and creative software experience…
Host Paul Langston sits down with Seagate’s Director of Advanced Technology, Iman Anvari, for a conversation on the emerging confluence of robotics, edge computing, and agentic AI.
Iman shares his observations from NVIDIA’s GTC, explains why computing has reached a genuine inflection point, and …
In this episode of The Data Movement, host Paul Langston sits down with Stephanie Hernandez, Senior Engineering Director at Seagate, to explore Mozaic—Seagate’s breakthrough HAMR (Heat-Assisted Magnetic Recording) technology platform—and how it’s redefining what’s possible in mass-capacity data sto…
The Data Movement explores the people, ideas and technologies shaping how data is created, processed and used. Through conversations with technologists, creators and business leaders, we dive into the applications, engineering, insights and challenges behind the breakthroughs that power our data-dr…
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