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Each tech innovation from the mainframe to the PC to the client server computing to Internet builds upon the previous one and unleashes more growth and more innovation. And you could see the tech was such a small part of the GDP, but through the Inte
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Steve Jobs fixed all that with a $200 phone, a touch screen monitor that your grandmother or child could use, and then he connected it to the three g network. And so all those barriers were immediately removed and then you hit that mainstream takeoff
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the technology would be naturally adopted by the government first, and then later on, big companies would get access, and then later on, small companies would get access, and then later on, individuals would get access, right, if it was a technology
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to the PC to the client server computing to Internet builds upon the previous one and unleashes more growth and more innovation. And you can see the tech was such a small part of the GDP, but through the Internet was rapidly expanding. This was right
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...technology than than the boomers were. Yeah. And they, you know, the sort of Gen x was entering, you know, and boomers and or millennials were kind of entering their consumer prime at the at the time this happened. And then you start having these big
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phone, a touch screen monitor that your grandmother or child could use, and then he connected it to the three g network. And so all those barriers were immediately removed and then you hit that mainstream takeoff phase, that inflection where you go f
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...human history, this would have been like, you know, a century passes and a little bit more. Here's the steam engine. Oh, wow. The Wright brothers were able to get off the planet Earth for a couple of minutes. Like, super interesting how our brains ca
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...kinda gets kind of added into the mix. You know, it's kind of another ingredient into into an existing formula. And and, of course, you know, a lot of new technologies are like that. Right? You know, I don't know when I don't know when Flash when Fla
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really clever people sitting and trying to work out what those things are and then showing it to you as a as a product. I think another side of this is, like, you know, there were always these precursors. So, like, there were lots of other things bef
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six. It's really interesting to watch this conference get this new life breathed into it. We had this period during COVID when CES obviously had to take a pause, And we were wondering in Silicon Valley, hey. Is anybody gonna show up at CES? Is it sti
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...technology shift in the early two thousands when upload download speeds increased. And you got due to fiber optic cables and you got UGC content like YouTube, Facebook, LinkedIn. And then there was, like, the 2007, 2008 wave, which we're all very fam
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there's just been so much innovation in such a compressed period of time that that's the reason things are turning over and things that normally would have taken a decade are happening in a year or two. And that's why we're seeing these displacement
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...technology transitions, and this is kinda what, you know, a lot of venture capital is based on, which is, you know, okay. There's a new technology that comes out, and, you know, maybe it's the personal computer or the iPhone or the Internet or or now
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visualize and talk about this trend in a little bit of a different way than than it's normally talked about. So, the the number of transistors on a chip, we all know this, tends to double every eighteen to twenty four months. And with some quick comp
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...new technology kinda gets kind of added into the mix. You know, it's kind of another ingredient into into an existing formula. And and, of course, you know, a lot of new technologies are like that. Right? You know, I don't know when I don't know when
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and then was a personal investor. I cofounded a seed fund called Founder Collective which is an investor in things like Uber and Venmo and Stack Overflow as you mentioned and just sort of were involved in a bunch of these networks as the Internet inv
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“Why consumer tech now beats military gear in innovation speed”
they think, like, the military has, like, special gear, and it's got its own kind of supply chain. And often, the military supply chain is often just a subset of the consumer supply chain because you
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