What is 5G and why is everyone talking about it? | New Season EP1

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Description

This podcast covers all the buzz with 5G and why this new technology is so revolutionary and disruptive.
From this program, you’ll also get an insight into Private 5G (P5G) space for industrial automation applications,its advantages over the prior "G's" of broadband technology and its future outlook.

Speakers:
Guest Speaker: Wei Yeang Toh,GM of Network & Edge Solutions Group Ecosystem Development from Intel

BIO:Wei Yeang Toh is a General Manager for the Ecosystem Development Organization in the Intel Network & Edge Solution Group.
He leads the organization that develops market opportunities and enables Intel’s ecosystem across Network and Edge. His team is responsible for the group’s ecosystem development strategy and engagement plans to drive 5G Network transformation and the build-out of the Intelligent Edge. His team orchestrates ecosystem collaboration in the marketplace to accelerate the adoption of 5G infrastructure, Cloud Native transition, IOT/Edge Computing new services, and Network AI.
Wei Yeang has been in the Telecommunication industry for more than two decades; he has worked in various roles at Intel, including product marketing, business strategy planning, vertical segment marketing, and business development across Telecom and Datacenter industries. Before joining Intel, he worked as a Wireless Network planner for a Communication Service Provider. Wei Yeang earned his MBA from the University of South Australia and a bachelor’s degree in Electronic Telecommunication Engineering from University Technology Malaysia.

Host: Mamdouh Mikhail,Systems & Solutions Architect from ADLINK Technology

BIO:Mamdouh “Mondo” Mikhail is a Systems and Solutions Architect with Ampro ADLINK Technology, Inc. in San Jose, California, and the current lead of the SOSA Business Working Group Architecture Subcommittee.
He graduated from California State University at Northridge with a B.S. degree in Applied Physics.He began his 30+ year career as a Civilian Engineer with the Naval Surface Warfare Center where he was responsible for the Testing and Integration of Naval C4I Carrier Class Blk 0 Combat Systems and was part of a team that developed the first open systems concept for joint inter-operability testing using VME/COTS/FDDI based technologies.
He continued his work as a defense contractor supporting Naval Surface Warfare Center and SPAWAR San Diego, later transitioning to the commercial sector working on architecting embedded systems solutions using purpose-built open technologies for Mobile Edge Computing, IoT, AI, 5G, and Mil/Aero product sectors.