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innovation
...innovation around consumer needs. So that's how we adapted. We started working with our consumers to see what their pain points were every day with their phone life. We wanna make their phone life better by removing these pain points, and that might
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...innovation, how you groove the whole company to think creatively is a big challenge. This gets to the heart of why those stereotypes about startup versus established company are so wrong. It's easy to assume that innovation is second nature to the sm
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...place where innovation is supported rather than restrained. And this is exactly what Indra did. I go, I don't care. We're gonna make a smaller sun chip. You don't start with what manufacturing can do. You start with what does a consumer want. Indra m
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“Why consumer tech now beats military gear in innovation speed”
...consumers get them. Yeah. Or like GPS was invented to guide missiles Exactly. And now it's used for tagging cat photos. And the shift is like a combination of the stuff getting cheap enough that it ca
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...of innovation and what it's like weathering tariffs as a global business. AI breakthroughs are quickly reshaping every industry around the world, health care, education,
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have incremental innovation around consumer needs. So that's how we adapted. We started working with our consumers to see what their pain points were every day with their phone life. We wanna make their phone life better by removing these pain points
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...that consumers are really gonna love in a niche that's not oversaturated. Could you talk a bit about the big chunky pieces of your vision for where
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...consumer problem and then come up with a solution to that problem. That sounds like, well, what kind of moat can you create? I mean, can everyone find consumer problems?
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...innovation happening, but also it feels, why do you think now consumer is so exciting? And what's what are some of those learnings we can look back on over the next over the last, you know, five or ten years where maybe it was just kind of boring for
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...so little innovation actually on the consumer side of AI? I still don't quite understand what the issue is. I okay. Let's let's, like, list the the reasons. I do think that the incumbents are pretty scary. And anybody who was around for the last gene
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...Consumer is a finicky category because after a certain amount of time, what was weird and working ends up to ends up being bored boring and stale. Right? Right. It's the reason why, you know, Dig is no longer here. It's the reason why there's a thous
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