The clarity in Jay's discussion about expanding computing power globally is appreciated, though the impact on local IT sectors remains to be seen.

The ambitions for global expansion are clearly laid out by Jay, yet the sustainability and long-term impact of these initiatives would benefit from further clarification.

The vision for democratizing computing access, as explained by Jay, is not only noble but also essential for technological equity. Kudos to Akamai for this initiative!

Lunar Convoy - Crystal Gazer(Original Mix)
Internal Explorer - La Meije
Zvrra - SRNHD
Beat Movement - Body Music
2Lanes - Baby's Born To Fish... (feat. Kesswa, John F.M., Ian Fink & Shigeto)
Martín Stagnaro - Peligro Inminente (Original Mix)
Ninna V - Mesmerizing Desolation(Alexskyspirit Remix)
Téo Dréan - Eisbar(Original Mix)
Jeroen Liebregts - Templates (Original Mix)
Unknown Artist - Twitched Blades (Original Mix)
PWCCA - Baital (Original Mix)
Gotshell - Watching The Moon (Original Mix)
Cleric - Tool 101 (Original Mix)
Dark Quadrant - Sine Waves Travelling (Original Mix)
Richard H. Kirk - November X-Ray Mexico
Nicola Virnicchi - Metal Cage (Original Mix)
Danilenko - An Art Of Preparation (Original Mix)
Freiheit - Move It Up (Original Mix)
Dark Saw - Pandemiun Loop (Original Mix)
Dark Quadrant - Crux System (Original Mix)
Mas Teevah - Dr Osmond (Original Mix)
Zvrra - Infinitus (Aria Bare Remix)

Dyspheric -01-Zvrra

Equally comfortable playing peak time club sets or deeper introspective selections, Emily Jeanne has found her own niche sitting at the borders of many sounds and never steering too far in any one direction. Expect cutting edge sounds ranging from more floor focussed techno music to the outer limits of experimental drone/ambient and everything in between.

Emily Jeanne b2b Shifted @ Kiosk Radio 26.01.2023

Best known for her original and captivating live performances @surgeonsgirl gives you a rundown of the hottest vibes of late 2023 on PMx 17.

Tracklist:
Bruce - moonsistent
Cold Storage - Tranceval (simo cell remix)
Klara Lewis & Nik Colk Void - Full On
Peveralist - VI
DJ Bone - Mission Accomplished
DJ JM - Abnormal 
V5000 - Interviews & FR Fels 
Barker - Percussive Maintenance
Other Form - Howea
Ben Pest - Come to the Yard
Talik - Snake 
Carrier - Shading
Giant Swan - Rrr+1
Hadone & Fragrance - Things we Never Did 
Victoria Mussi - Materia 
Polygonia - Never Have I seen
Jurango - Sleeper Hold 
1-800 Girls - Girls Of You

PMx 17 - Surgeons Girl

@pillen presents Henko.

Henko: 変 更

Deep and transformative change from which there is no return to the initial state. It is that turning point that raises us above fear and worries, adopting a new attitude to life.

The word henkō is composed of the kanjis 変 Hen, meaning "change" and 光 kō, meaning "variable or with an unusual light".

Onyro - henko - Pillen

https://johannesdeleysen.bandcamp.com/track/hunn

Hunn

https://soundcloud.com/jodieoverland
Overland is a rave inciter and beat architect shaped by her upbringing in small town Alberta, Canada, and an itinerant way of life guided by the magnetism of disparate musical influences. 

With notable sojourns in London, UK and Vancouver, British Columbia, Overland’s journey has taken her from organizing hometown warehouse raves and beachside renegades to high profile bookings at Berlin’s Tresor and Boiler Room x Igloofest Montreal. 

Echoes of the myriad of people and places that have helped her flourish can be heard in her playful, high-energy mixes 
and simmering sets that weave morphing basslines with propulsive beats. Her driving, dynamic and acid-laced productions have been released on Lisbon’s Naive and New York’s Sweat Equity. Berlin-based label Paryía run by Marie Montexier hosted her record last year with a remix by high profile ambient trio Purelink, and Priori’s Canadian imprint, GARMO released her most 
recent record with praise from Hardwax. 

Fresh off the back of a newly minted residency for 
Rinse France, Overland’s mark on Canadian dance music continues to thrive and shows no sign 
of slowing down.

RND 100 - Overland

Live dj set recording. 
Espacio Perpendicular (Madrid, España)

Radiestesia #1 - Silvia Torres

"I often myself being responsible for a film's music, but also fighting for its absence." The composer discusses movie scoring, his love of opera and his new album, Scope Neglect, on Mute Records.

The multidisciplinary Australian artist Ben Frost might best be known for his score work: he's soundtracked Netflix shows like Dark and its spinoff 1899, as well as a number of major motion pictures and video games. While his formal studies were in visual art, he started experimenting with music-making from an early age, homing in on a unique sound that is truly a melange of his influences in punk, black metal, classical and modern minimalism. His unique approach to composition has led him to some extreme places to capture field recordings, like the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the Amazon rainforest and the empty hulls of fishing boats docked on the banks of Icelandic port towns. Artists like Steve Albini, Björk, Brian Eno and the band SWANS have tapped Frost to work with them, and he's performed extensively as a solo performer and as part of an A/V outfit at the world's biggest festivals and art world circuits. 

In this episode of the RA Exchange, he sits down with senior producer Chloe Lula to discuss his latest venture, a full-length album, Scope Neglect, on Mute. It pulls heavily from his proclivity for guitar music and metal, but still nods to the cinematic minimalism that has become one of his work's primary tropes. Frost dissects some of the recording techniques he used to make the record—he borrowed from the methods used by Mark Hollis of the band Talk Talk—as well as his studio practice, his love of opera and his approach to writing scores. Listen to the episode in full.

EX.702 Ben Frost

‘Run it Red’ sees bona fide techno legend Ben Sims showcases 2 hrs of the finest new house and techno he can lay his hands on. 
Find the full tracklist and related episodes on NTS: https://www.nts.live/shows/ben-sims/episodes/ben-sims-24th-march-2024

Ben Sims Presents: Run It Red 240324

Recorded by Nogue ( #Systema )  in Espacio Perpendicular last 2 of March 2024

Nogue (Systema) @Ápice #1, Espacio Perpendicular

Fresh off the studio, Jay Jenkins, CTO of Cloud Computing in Akamai, dives deep into the transformative potential of edge AI in a dynamic conversation on Akamai's latest technological advancements. Discussing the company's strategic edge computing platform, Gecko, Jenkins describes how it is redefining cloud computing paradigms by embedding capabilities directly into the edge network. He explores the broader implications of edge AI for real-time applications and generative AI technologies, highlighting Akamai's vision to support the burgeoning demands of data processing and AI inferencing at the network edge. With insights into early trials and future use cases, he shares how Akamai is set to revolutionize industries, from immersive retail to spatial computing and explores what great would look like for Akamai in cloud computing and AI at the edge.

"So already this year we've rolled out 10 of these regions. So two in APJ and Kuala Lumpur and Hong Kong. But 75 of these locations by the end of the year along with our core computing regions will give us 100 locations where customers can run these workloads, and we're not going to stop there. So we're going to have hundreds of these regions over the next few years, and we're going to focus on those locations where hyper-scalers don't have compute. Africa and South America, for example, have been extremely underserved when it comes to computing capabilities. There's a huge potential for those countries if we could get them the compute. And that's exactly what we intend to do. But, those are extreme regions. Even in places like the U.S., which are well served by the hyper-scalers, there's certainly the middle of the U.S. which is ignored. In Southeast Asia, if you're in Singapore or Jakarta, you're served by everybody. But if you're in Vietnam, how are you served? If you're in Thailand, how are you served? The internet is inherently unfair. We want to make it more fair for our customers and our customers' customers." - Jay Jenkins

Audio Episode Highlights:
[0:40] Quote of the Day #QOTD by Jay Jenkins.
[1:45] Introduction: Jay Jenkins, CTO of Cloud Computing from Akamai.
[4:29] Lessons learnt from Jay’s career journey.
[6:31] Total Market Opportunity for AI at the Edge and Akamai’s value proposition.
[8:55] Introduction to Akamai and its global footprint.
[11:18] Jay’s role as global CTO in Cloud Computing and future vision.
[16:23] Generalized Edge Compute aka Gecko and why it differs from the hyper-scalers such as AWS.
[19:53] How Gecko enhances the user experience in terms of performance and latency.
[22:59] Challenges to integrate cloud native computing at a massive edge network.
[25:38] Lessons learned from Gecko’s early trials with enterprise customers of Akamai.
[28:01] Applications of Gecko beyond immersive retail.
[30:33] The One Thing that Jay knows about Gecko in generalized edge computing that very few do.
[33:07] Generative AI with Akamai Gecko’s platform.
[37:30] Inference at the edge with Large Language Models (LLMs).
[39:41] Role of Edge Computing for real-time AI processes.
[41:47] What does great look like for Akamai in the cloud computing space.
[43:53] Closing.

Podcast Information: Bernard Leong hosts and produces the show. Proper credits for the intro and end music: "Energetic Sports Drive" and the episode is mixed & edited in both video and audio format by G. Thomas Craig

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Akamai Cloud Computing & The Age of Edge AI with Jay Jenkins

A weekly podcast dissecting the pulse of business, technology & media in Asia. Hear our host interviewing leading journalists, senior executives, respectable authors & thinkers, entrepreneurs & thought leaders to discuss the most important issues that move and shake the business landscape in the Asia Pacific. The show is originally created and hosted by Bernard Leong.

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