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philippe Philippe MEDA from Haarlem

Philippe has worked with hundreds of startups since 2007, consulted for dozens of multinationals on rupture innovation and corporate incubation. He also commits classes for MBAs in Paris and Shanghai.

1078 posts by philippe Author since 2008
Energy is the key bottleneck for AI in the next few years...
April 25, 2024 by philippe

Energy is the key bottleneck for AI in the next few years...

In a recent interview with Dwarkesh Patel, Mark Zuckerberg addressed the mother of all bottlenecks when on how AI could sustain its explosive market progression: energy. 📖Here's the transcript of the video, rewritten just a tad to make it more legible (all italics and bolds are me emphasizing...

The problem with Apple Vision Pro...
April 24, 2024 by philippe

The problem with Apple Vision Pro...

I'm still trying to process the core reason why the recent Apple Vision Pro doesn't sit well with me as a product, as a platform, or as a strategic move for such a massive behemoth of a business Apple has become. A few days ago, I...

Meta is now a paragon of openness (sort of)
April 23, 2024 by philippe

Meta is now a paragon of openness (sort of)

Mark Zuckerberg has just announced a strategic shift for its VR headset as an open platform to whatever he thinks the metaverse could be. By licensing its Horizon OS to hardware manufacturers like Lenovo and Asus, collaborating with Xbox for a gaming-focused Quest, or accelerating the development of a spatial...

Could the DMA force Apple to leave Europe?
April 23, 2024 by philippe

Could the DMA force Apple to leave Europe?

A few weeks ago, I was interested in how U.S. tech journalists were dealing with the EU's finally imposing significant sanctions on digital 'gatekeeper' companies. In this debate, John Grubber, one of my long-time favorite American bloggers, discussing Apple, was seemingly outraged. Two key points...