About This Episode
Do you know where your cell service and internet come from? What does the physical infrastructure that lets you talk to your team, friends, and family on the other side of the world look like and how does it work? In this episode, Michael Bloxton joins us to explore how the bits that run our modern lives and businesses move around the world, and how the atoms of telecom infrastructure really make the magic happen. We also dive into where our computer power might come from in the future and what Mike is building at Nebula Space Systems.
Resources Mentioned & Other Links of Interest
The Cell Service Actually Works by Wendover Productions
Cellular Network Consolidation
How Information Travels Wirelessly
Here's Why Your Phone Stops Working When You're In A Huge Crowd
Episode #16 with Namrata Goswami
About Our Guest
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Learn more about Nebula Compute, here.
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Where Telecom Comes From with Michael Bloxton, CEO of Nebula Compute