So we're here at the Intel booth and here at Mobile World Congress. You launched X3 So who are you? Hi, I'm Megan Langer. So what do you do? So this is Sophia right this is what codename was Sophia the family of processors that we built for Affordable phones and tablets. So what are we looking at it right here? This is the Reference design from rock tip. Yeah, so this is a reference design kind of like a tablet With a Sophia 3g dash R. What is a 3d that 3g dash R? It was a codename that we had used 3g dash R But it's essentially the the right name that the branding that we have on this is an Intel X3 C series C3 2 3 0 RK. So that's the name that we use that's a branding that we use Sophia was a codename So X3 is an SOC right? Yes. Yes, it's the first it's the first product with Intel where we've integrated the comms modem with the Applications processor. So it's a two-chip solution and what are we looking at? Yeah, so it has we have a two-chip solution for the Sophia part So we have the base SOC that has got your APGP IP for your ISP which is a camera stuff and also it's got the video IP in it and the baseband That's one chip the second chip is all the analog stuff that you call the Ago 620 and that's got your base It's got the RF and it's got the Bluetooth FM radio Connectivity and all those and power supply PMIC audio all those pieces. So yes two-chip solution and for both this What the Sophia 3G and the 3G are or what we call the Intel Atom? X3 C3 1 0 0 and the C 3 2 3 0 right you have a right here. We have the different ones. There's some with that finish with RK That's the Rockchip part. So let's start with that one. This is the Intel part That's the Intel like I said before X3 C3 1 0 The dual core this is the dual core two-chip solution with Intel SOC and the Ago 620 which is also right here. We see some tablets Yes, but it also goes in phones. So these are the seven-inch tablets Core parts and what does MRD mean? MRD is the market reference design So you develop reference designs. Yes, we have reference designs We work with ODMs from the ecosystem both from China tech ecosystem and the Taiwan ecosystem and You know, then we give it to our local OEMs. So we call it the turnkey. So Intel acquired Infineon, right and is this part of the result of the IP that you got with Infineon? Yes, Infineon, you know, they they were the inventors of the Flynn modem and We we have acquired the the IP and you're seeing the, you know, some of the great products come out as a result of that So everything that we're looking at do you announce this is 28 nanometer? Yes, these are right now on 28 nanometer TSMC process. We will very shortly bring them over to The 14 nanometer shortly. Yes, quickly quickly. So this year I can't comment on that Maybe you're working on that when you say 14 that means Intel processor. So it's gonna be fab that Intel And you also announced x5 and x7. What is that x5 and x7 is The processor that will go into our premium mainstream and premium tablets What we did with x5 and x7 was with there are the first 14 nanometer processors for Tablets, they're already 14. They're already 14 nanometer. Correct. And so they also have Sophia No, so that it's the codename with cherry trail So it's the it's the predecessor to more fields And they trail and you've been showing me some x7 around here. We are. Yes. It is like a tablet. Yes So we build these reference designs for To show what is possible with our processors so it's thin and light and it has a some port here Yeah, this is for testing stuff. This is yeah, this is meant to show, you know, what cherry trail is capable of. So what can you do? So with cherry trail what we focused on was graphics So versus Bay trail Two times the graphics, but at the same battery life and performance two times the graphics same battery life Yes, so double GPU. There's a better GPU. Is it Intel GPU? What is it? Yeah, Gen 8. Yeah, Gen 8. Yes Okay, and so what are you showing here? So this is just a game that we're playing that's showing off some of the graphics So you're showing cool graphics This is The x7 is mainly for tablets not for like the laptop market or it's for tablets It's for tablets mainstream to premium tablets. All right. You'll see things come out in Q2. Is this also x7? No, this is this is more field actually More field which is the previous one. That's in the market. This is the previous one. It's in the market Tablets Is it a good price also That's okay, and it has the real-sense cameras Intel real-sense technology, there are actually three cameras here real sense. Is that a company acquired or you develop this? This is a brand from Intel in our own technology. This is called the snapshot. So it provides depth photography That's cool. The three cameras will snap simultaneously at different depths and what you get is a photograph that thickens and Sorry It's that's okay So now if I want to apply filters like a black and white filter I can do that based on the layers in the photo It knows foregrounds and backgrounds. I can also take measurements And it has a good battery life even though it's so thin. Yes, it has good all-day battery life So I can now measure objects within the photo. So this is a recent tablet This is a recent tablet. It was just announced a couple months ago. All right And people are buying this all over the world. Can we go back to that over there? So So what is the GPU that you use the GPU? Yeah, so on our CX3 C3 1 3 0 series. We use the Mali 400 MP2 GPU To MP2 MP2 dual core dual core and is it different ones and the other ones? Yeah, so in our The CX3 C3 2 3 0 RK. We use the Mali 450 MP4 So quad core a little higher GPU higher GPU Compared with the quad core Intel atom processor as well. And how about the other ones? Yeah, so if you so those are the fablets that you saw there So we do it on tablets fablets and phones across all devices and then this is the same thing We saw this before but this is the phone form factor Okay, right we talked about tablets that these are the phones also the fablets and then if you come over here This is the I believe the part that you refer it here to is the C X3 C that's the high-end of X3 high-end core Intel atom processor and also has the T 720 MP2 For the graphics GPU T 720 MP2 Mali Mali So that's a quite high GPU performance. Yes, so it's you know That's why we have the 400 450 and the 720. Does having a Mali GPU does that help in? Kind of like the Android apps the games and all that stuff. It's optimized. Definitely for the Android Ecosystem and it is you know when we pick Mali, you know, we picked it because of the Price points and the target segment that we were working for and that's it kind of suited it So we picked it, but that's it. This is Mali with x86. How well does it integrate? Doesn't enter integrate seamlessly everything is great. That's what we yeah, so today they're working You see examples of these systems working.  Absolutely. Yeah We have completely changed and learned a lot over the last year and How we develop Tablets and how we can support them. We have a turnkey program That has allowed us to go from you know many months to create to go from an RFP to a product And now we can do that in 60 days and so you are you kind of like helping them to get it done, right? Yes, you have your engineers over there. We do they go and you go all the way to make sure everything works Do we create blueprints for them? We create Reference designs that they can literally take and get to market very quickly. Do you also get them customers? Yeah, help them to get the customer. We have we have channel and retail support We take it end-to-end. Yeah. All right. So how soon are these in the market? Yeah, so these will be expected to be in the April May timeframe the dual core ones dual core ones are those Yeah, this one this one is expected towards more towards major. That's the Rockchip Major yeah, you'll have that and then we'll have second half of the year. We'll have the We got it back. Thank you. Yeah, so you talk to just a little bit more about the Rockchip partnership What goes into the Rockchip partnership? So we work with Rockchip closely in terms of what we design how what kind of eyepiece we work with We have a lot of interaction with them very close tie-up in terms of pulling the the product together And eventually we get it manufactured at TSMC on the 28 nanometer, which we will soon bring it over to our intel labs Do the Rockchip have a video video acceleration Rockchip? They do their video stuff. They have a bunch of you know The compression acceleration, etc. They have all of that. So they have a lot of good IP that we work with All right Cool. So looking looking for these to come on the market very soon


Hi everyone, Joe for Jasper's casebreaks.com coming at you with 2021 Bowman Chrome Baseball Hobby Edition 12 box pick your team number seven kickback and relax. This is close to an hour long break all-card ship There's the case and big thanks to all of these wonderful people here for getting in on the action Appreciate it. Thank you Thanks for spending a bit of your Thursday with me Taylor ended up getting last spot mojo with the white talks before we pulled out the teams for fillers if you have a Little rooftop makes your name Taylor also won a team in that filler. Thanks everyone for making this happen. I appreciate it And there's the full 12 box case right here all card ship All right, so you can see four eight 12 right there and away we go Ed saying oh, this is Dodger's attempt two out of four for you all right time for a little Dodger Joe mojo Ed To close out the night Dodger's got a little mojo today. They won an extra innings game Got out of Colorado and the Giants lost an extra innings game in San Diego. So What is this? This is also lucky number seven. This is hobby number seven So maybe a little little magic here. Who knows and we'll do an autograph recap at the end as well So if you're watching the replay of this and you're like, I don't want to sit here for 40-50 minutes watching this. Yeah, you can either watch it at double speed. That's a pro tip You can watch a double speed or you can just kind of fast forward to the hits There's only two autographs of box. We'll be able to spot those pretty quickly Or just Drag the slider all the way to the end for the recap. All right, so good luck everybody Tristan houses For the red socks that's going to be for Alfred and our first autograph is going to be Trent devote 64 out of 100 atomic refractor autograph Burke Thomas with the halos No number 16 angels prospect jazz Chisholm blue 81 out of 150 for the fish that's going to go to Joe Ed's not greedy with the Dodgers. All he wants is a william and orange auto and we'll call it even Call it a night. We've got a yord on alvarez yellow 13 out of 75 That's for the Stroze that's for Chris Maxwell got randomized the Astros here in hobby number seven Where's our second autograph? There it is Tyler Keenan? Tyler Keenan for the M's I cupola with the Mariners here in hobby number seven and I think this is there it is a case Had already bowman ascension to one per case Nick Gonzalez shortstop pirates brinecroft buckos Although I did see a hobby case with two of these one of them was just the base one and one of them was actually numbered like 25 So could be a chance at another one Box one of the books Next box we were talking Just in between breaks and and in the other hth choice break that we were doing We were talking about um Free agency right for teams that may or may not make the playoffs So according to mlbtraderumors.com updated early september september 7 2021 Players on track to read free agency after the 2021 season Let's see some let's see if there's some interesting names catchers Buster posies free agent. Oh no. He has a there's a club option. They're gonna pick up the club option Right 22 million. They're not letting buster posie walk not with a three million dollar buyout not with the season he had No, he's he's finishing his career as as a giant. No, these are all kind of older catchers alex ovula Tucker barnhart has a club option Robinson charinos yon gom sanny leon You know except for buster posie Kurt Suzuki might hang it up after this year. He's 38.  They're letting friday freeman walk But freeman and rizzo look like your two free agent sort of uh Free i dropped a link to this list in the chat so you can look take a look at it there Those are your first baseman. Who's my favorite announcer? Yeah, vince scully for sure I think the the way vince scully Creates space in between plays. I think he just lets the crowd sometimes do some work I think that's one of his best qualities. Um, I'm not familiar with the mets broadcasting team ed but the the giants broadcasting team is pretty good with uh john miller and whoever the color con container is but But yeah, john miller doing giants games is is pretty good. He's got a great voice There's louise compasano Uh 159 out of 250 That's for the Padres. That's going to be for ryan Joe jazz is why you went in to what? You're welcome Brian Ramos 434 out of 499 for the white socks taylor last bot mojo strikes again anthony, I'm assuming anthony's a cub's fan He's saying he's going to pray the cubs resign rizzo, but you're going to give it a 0.01 chance Yeah, I don't think that's going to happen number 13 prospect right here taylor last font mojo strikes again From taylor to taylor tremel for the mariners to 499 refractor Coppola Oh the jazz chism I don't know. I just black out when I break ed. I'm just I'm just in a zone And then after I'm done. I was like, what happened? What did I pull? There's louise tory tory bio Purple shimmer to 250 for the gigantes That goes to big boys 007 and behind datis jr. Is a redemption There's riley green for the tigers to 150 bowman chrome prospect autograph m minnesota Yeah, it's my sale urbina He's been the the one kind of constant Redemption out of here pat wolf. There you go One of the bigger names in this product team wolf All right next box Uh So first baseman, I think the names that jump out to me freddy freeman Although he's probably going to resign with with the braves anthony rizzo I'll bet the yankees will resign him. I think they like what's happening there Oh, no worries joe Right into the pc. I love it second baseman What names jump what free agent names jump out at me Starlin cast from marwin benzales, maybe No, there's really not a lot of johnson velar perhaps Nothing too big there. Yeah. Javier baez among shortstop free agents is a big name a lot of I mean 29 year old javier baez 27 year old carlos korea 28 year old cori seager 29 year old trevor story That's a big shortstop market this year is your team in for a shortstop. Who do you want? Yeah, I could see the cubs trying to get baez back but But I don't I mean, I feel like there's a lot of teams that'll that'll that'll open the That'll open the checkbook for javier baez. Maybe not the mezz Probably not the mezz, but I mean if the astros lose carlos korea, you don't think they could they want to slot in a javier baez type player right in there It's possible But a lot of short stops who wants short stops javier baez carlos korea You know korea seager trevor story There's austin wells for the yankees magenta shimmer to 199 or fuchsia. I don't actually don't know what this is called junior with the yankees still nice There's aldo ramirez red socks alfred with boston Hollywood saying baez goes to the diamond backs. Oh the diamond backs take hobby or baez is josh donaldson 250 josh donaldson twins that'll be for wolf Pedro panetta sparkle speckle autograph 152 out of 299 Carlos korea, I guess could stay with the astros. Could he go to the yankees as well rizzo Carlos korea with the yankees korea seager with the yankees perhaps in a previous break We're talking about korea seager possibly to seattle that could be interesting And there's miguel amaya to 499 there's george valise For the mariners ike pola and we got a help uh helchris olivares 80 out of 250 i like the color match there purple chrome And that's going to be for the rocks purple mountains majesty drew with the rockies So there's your shortstop market. What about third base? Yeah, chris bryant Although i feel like chris bryant could uh Chris probably will resign with the with the giants I think that's a good fit there Um, I guess no one erin on could opt out of his remaining five years After the after this season Opt out of his remaining five years 164 million although. I don't think he's gonna do that If you had like an mvp style season, I could see him maybe doing that, but I don't think he will Um, who else kill franco is a free agent marlin's and dawg's can play third brad miller kyle seager has a club option 15 million dollar club option which I don't know. I don't know if the mariners are gonna pick that up But or else they're gonna have to buy them out Nothing too crazy. They're left fielders or outfielders A lot of a lot of some older players red gardeners are free agent andrew mccutchin has a 15 million dollar club option or a three million dollar buyout Jock peterson is going to be a free agent Rizar eddie rizario is going to be a free agent. So is kyle schwarber And chris taylor who can also play the infield too Yeah, chris taylor is going to be interesting. I think he's might get a good deal Somewhere Hey, that's what i'm saying, anthony Play play the play the youngsters. Why why play the free agent market? There's a lot of players in house that that need that need the innings That need the games There's jordan adams shimmer And a black ink autograph josh winkowski using the wrong pen Alfred with the red socks. What's going on here? Yeah, the signing of all tops autograph cards. Yeah, this is an official autograph Do all his cards look like this? No, I feel like I pulled this guy before it wasn't a black ink autograph I remember because I was like I thought I was going to struggle with his name You think he's he signed one with black ink autograph and the tops rep was like, hey, no, no, no You got to use blue ink And he's just like uh, but I already signed one like this And one of one of one maybe now And there's wander franco speckle to 299 Burke thomas with the rays And we got carlos's brother speaking of Free agents carlos korea could walk jc korea's younger brother also a shortstop So I guess carlos korea could walk and then in a in a number of years jc korea could possibly take his spot Gotcha alfred's looking on ebay and they're a smattering of both black and blue signatures. All right bobby witt jr. That's a big name to 499 Royals could be an interesting looking team in a in a year or two in a short amount of time All right next box more free agents No, no one's interested in any of these free agents. What about center fielder? Is that interesting? Jackie brally jr player option Hmm Billy hamilton as a speedster. What about jake mariznik? This is really not too many outfielders that are that are terribly exciting About right fielder's charlie blackman. I thought they'd trade charlie blackman In the in the mid-seas. I think they might have they should have he has a 21 million dollar player option and another option uh In 2023 for 10 million. I thought they traded him get prospects Yeah, nick kasanos can could opt out of the remaining two years of his con of his 34 million dollar contract He's not a free agent, but he can opt out If he opts in then he'll be with Whatever team he's on right now Let's see anyone any other names that kind of jump out. Yeah, jock peterson wants to get out fielder Someone wants just wants I mean an al team really should pick up jock peterson You know and if you just needed power from the left-handed from a left-handed bat jock here. He's pretty clutched too. Put him in some good moments I don't know if he wants that. I think he still feels like he could play every day, but That might not be the reality though starting pitchers Chris archer is a free agent And he for a moment for a minute or two. I thought chris archer was going to be one of the better pitchers If if kasanos opts out Is he getting more than What's 34 divided by 2? Is he getting more than 17 million? dollars a year Maybe he'd take less average annual value for longer years. Maybe that's what he wants. There's louis miesis I'm not i'm not in the head of nick kasanos. So I have no idea, but White socks that's going to go to taylor last bot mojo And the crone zone j crone and worth get in the crone zone 001 out of 2 99 Starting to be chris archer trevor bower, but I don't think he's going to play next year Jeremy painia, but he had opt-outs each year dylan bundy Could be an innings eater Desclifani had a pretty solid season. He's a free agent gossman's a free agent. John gray is a free agent That cranky is a free agent rich hills a free agent Kershaw's a free agent. I think the dodgers are going to take care of kershaw though A lot of teams that could use starting pitching There's on hell ron don't for the cardinals mark r with that one paxton's a free agent Robbie, oh, that's the big name Robbie rays a free agent Look at the season Robbie rays having There's hasus lozardo Refractor to 499 for the a's that's going to be for joe next box Max Scherrs is a free agent as well Any other names that jump out on that starting pitcher list? Noah cindergards a free agent? That's interesting. I'll bet the Mets would resign him for like a year Yeah, yeah, Robbie ray made himself a nice payday this year. He worked on his mechanics, too It wasn't just a fluke. I think he definitely made some changes To get to where he is now He might stay with the blue jays to be honest with you, but But yeah, he's he's going to get paid Furland is a free agent Alex Woods a free agent So there's some free agents out there but if you're if they're We were talking about this in a different break Um, if you're a team like the angels, right? You got to chase you got to go after Robbie ray Put him at the top of that rotation And otani will be up there too, but I mean he doesn't make as many starts But Robbie ray if he can anchor the top of that rotation for the angels plus they're hitting they could make some noise Cubs should go out to cindergarde. They need pitching for what though For the playoffs playoffs I mean, I think the cindergarde market is basically especially he didn't pitch this year You know considering he's still recovering from major injury You would think that cindergarde just gets a one-year show me deal with a team You know and he just tries to come back strong and then he tests free agency And tries to get a longer deal after that There's alexander ramirez to 199 for the Mets Yeah, the nick castellanos market is interesting. I've I've just never been as high on nick castellanos But he's having a pretty a pretty solid season third baseman right fielder hitting 309 29 home runs 86 rbi's so pretty steady player pretty solid player You know 17 million dollars for 30 home runs a year. I don't know. There's yonderick Penango For the cubbies That's for ea in the cubs number 25 prospect by baseball america So if castellanos opts out He's walking away from 34 mil. You're only walking away if you can get like You know five years at 15 There's brice harper making an mvp push berk with the fillies Or you're taking the higher average annual value Right, maybe he's gonna try to get 20 million for three years 20 millions a year for three years Or a longer contract for a little bit less money. Where where where does he go? third baseman right fielder I mean chad dawg was talking about how they need a third baseman i mean Mariners could could probably pop him in there On the left side of that infield I mean hell the yankees Probably want to reconstruct that infield So if they have rizzo and castellanos on the corners, I don't think they'd mind that And put carlos korea or cori segret shortstop There's louise garcia to 99 Joel with the nationals Yeah, does he want money or does he want a ring he could get both if he goes to the yankees, I think I think that's that's the that's the scary thing about the yankees Is that I think they want to kind of reconstruct Right that third base shortstop area. I don't I don't think I don't think they're enamored with miguel anduhaar who's on the 60 i l I think they're over torrez. They're over geo or shella You know, I think they want to put They want to put rizzo at first digile mayhew at second put carlos korea or segret short And get someone at third base like a maybe a nick castellanos type player I mean, he could still he could still opt in and still get traded There's julio carreras Rockies drew with the rocks and we've got po yu chen to 125 That'll be for the pirates grind croft with the buckos Although the big elephant in the room that we have not addressed In the off season is the fact that the collective bargaining agreement Is expires at the end of the season so Major league baseball the owners and the players association have to start working on a new collective bargaining agreement a lot of things on the table and Who knows what who knows what'll happen there? Remember last season there's justin martinez diamondbacks taylor Won that team in the filler Remember last year during the you know in the in the height at the height of the pandemic when they were trying to figure out Are we gonna have a baseball season or not? They couldn't really get to an agreement on anything which makes me nervous about What negotiates are going to be like at the end of the season? There's jose abray blue to 150 so I don't know. I mean are the rumors of apostles. I don't think anyone's really discussing it yet I think I don't think anyone wants to even think about it yet Yeah, it feels like it feels like everyone's trying to like enjoy the season in the playoffs while while we have it You know we're finally getting fans back and we'll have a playoff with fans and all that sort of stuff I think people are just kicking the can down the road It's like we don't want to talk about until we absolutely have to until the season's over But then I think it'll be a big deal and we'll figure out where both sides stand It's either going to be a strike or a or a lockout There could be a work stoppage of some kind Because they really didn't get along last year in figuring things out And there was a lot of if remember the tweets from last year about From from like high profile players on how a major league baseball was treating You know so many disagreements about players and player safety and all that sort of stuff and About testing how often how not how are we playing schedules? You know, how are we doing extra innings games double headers travel? You know How much of it it is incumbent upon the individual players to to protect themselves? How much responsibility do the owners have to protect their players?  How do we get paid? Are we prorated? How much you know? So many things So I think a lot of stuff's going to be on the table For that No, yeah rex I agree You definitely don't want another 1994 type of strike. Absolutely I mean, you don't want you don't want any situation where we lose games lose, you know regular season games But there is a lot of battles last year that made me really nervous about about this year I have no idea actually. I was I was just thinking that I don't know how long I think that's collectively bargained as well. How long the agreement is going to be There's yawki sespetus Speckled a 299 that looks pretty sharp Especially with the that those clean white uniforms there and we've got an orange auto Oselvis basabe 15 out of 25 love those orange parallels nice little jaspy orange Going to tj and the rangers Here in hobby number seven There you go teach Number 19 prospect for the rangers So the current cba according to the cbs article is it set to expire december 1st? And official major league baseball cannot be played without a new agreement This was a september 1 article from here. I'll drop the link to the article right here. Um Yeah, it was I mean, I think major league baseball kind of let that let let certain things slide So so some aguire situation could happen to bring fans back So there's hess and kerks out purple chrome to 250 So during the so they apparently they met in august emily we proposed a revised service time arrangement Right, that's the big deal with with chris bryant. That's going to be a big deal. When do when does service time? When does that clock start? Can you prevent teams from manipulating the clock to have a situation? That happened with chris bryant and the cubs And other players too, but not as high-profile as chris bryant francisco alvarez green shimmer to 99 for the Mets That's for erin And there's jagger hanes for the padres ryan with the friars This is crazy. So the article is saying Here's the rest here I got william contraris wilson's brother to 50 Braves carlos So they're proposed mlv proposed a revised service time arrangement in which arbitration eligible players split A one billion dollar pool And all players become freed and so automatically at 29 and a half years old What mlv proposed according to jules scherman of the new york post mlv proposed was to create a one billion dollar pool and to tie that pool To revenue in future years for all eligible players to replace to replace arbitration Oh That's interesting A formula would be created to determine how much players would receive arbitration eligible players Receive roughly 650 million dollars for this season. So they're increasing that pool It's interesting And free agency Automatically hits at 29 and a half would allow all players to get at least one free agent shot in their 20s Not surprised if you're thinking boy, that sounds great for major league baseball owners, right? Well, the article continues the mlv pa is likely to have several issues with the proposal First starters creating a one billion dollar pool for arbitration eligible players is akin to a salary cap It's a set pool of money that cannot be exceeded and new union has remained steadfast Against any sort of hard cap on player payroll over the decades also Setting free agency age at 29 and a half would help some players like erin judge but hurt others For example, vlad grero jr. As young as he is would remain under control of the blue jays for 10 years Before hitting free agency rather than the usual six years, which is the handful of arbitration years Star free agents in their mid 20s like alex rodrigan and bryce harper are best able to move the salary bar up mlb Proposal would stifle that growth The mlb pa could counter with free agency at 29 and a half or six years of service time in the current system Whichever comes first Though that would not combat service time manipulation for very young players like vlad grero jr. These are all just proposals by the way Because last month it was reported mlb proposed a hundred million dollar salary floor Where the drastically lowered 180 million dollar tax threshold is lowered too so A lot of interesting things But that's going to be the scary thing In the off season that collective bargaining agreement Eric what's going on? Oh, man Eric's like i've been calling brewers non-stop for the last two days now. It's his turn and crickets Well, we still have Three more boxes to go And there's brewers right there. See jeff. It's jefferson quero Eric Played of the whistle Spoke too soon Eric j Brew crew jefferson quero the number 10 brewers prospect uh keston hera 67 out of 499 refractor brewers eric And there's baron a radcliffe fillies berk thomas won the fillies in the team random And there's cool whitt maryfield cool whitt to 250 Hey, sometimes it works eric sometimes it works All right, you're welcome. Hey, there could be more Eric could be more got a few boxes to go here So we'll see what happens with the cba at the end of the year Anthony was like hey, i'm okay as long as we'll never have replacement refs in the nfl And that was pretty bad an umpire strike would be pretty bad Imagine i mean people complained about major league umpires already Imagine if the umpires didn't reach an agreement And we had replacement umps That'd be terrible. Those replacement refs in the nfl were pretty bad. Oh Alfred wants a super fracture autograph for the red sox. All right. I pulled a couple super fractors, but I have not seen uh A super fracture autograph. Did you agree before that right? You know that soza bonds in the bar need to be forgiven let back in I don't think they need to be forgiven But I think they should probably be in the hall of fame And and then have a section that says hey, this was the era there were steroids involved But that was the era just like a dead ball era just like a live ball era just like The the greenies era just like You know, they do need to make some changes with the umps though, anthony. I agree with that There's gabriel rodriguez refractor to 499 for cleveland chris maxwell Like I feel like there there has to there was there's been a study Where there's age, uh Like umpires that are over like 60 years old or something like that are significantly worse Over 60. I don't know how old joe west is Joe west is 68 years old Why is he still umpiring? Why is he still out there? You know, there's christian santana speckle autograph for the tigers 155 out of 299 So I just I just think they got to get They got to get uh I think they they they got they they got to figure that out. They got to get younger That's not a that's not a like for like comparison rex. That's wrong It's different hall of fame different from actual regular season games That were played properly under the collectively bargain agreement Austin marn atomic to 150 dawn of glory Hall of fame is different. It's an independent body of baseball writers that elect players into a museum Nick Gonzalez 250 purple shimmer Come on rex You gotta you gotta come out and be better than that There's brian ramos Taylor with the white socks last spot mojo And josh donson for the twins to 299 that is for pat wolf No, joe crit. I love it Bowman chrome. There's a lot of this helps me with my uh fantasy baseball drafts Because I see what players are good and what what how popular they are and how well they play because you know if they're popular They're probably good players you know So within a couple years, I'll be like I'll be able to make the sharp plays in fantasy baseball That's why I love bowman stuff. See all these other things. Yeah, that was a nice atomic Austin martin joe. Yeah, joe had sorry and didn't call that name out joe locus blue jays Austin martin still blue jays addition there Sean harness. What's up? The umps gets major bonus from making the playoffs a way to reward west financially Each year consider part of their income all of them get paid the same for the most part. Okay But I don't know you do we really want 68 year old joe west calling balls and strikes Is anyone actually testing his I mean maybe that's age discrimination, but is anyone Really testing his eyesight there has been studies. It says Older arms just make worse. Listen Studies have shown dot dot studies have shown that umpires generally get calls right. It's like 90 It's like 95 of the time 92. I mean they they make they get most of the calls right But then there's different numbers on when you get the calls right in certain situations and situational calls Right that that gets different, but there is I think you can there's some I did some google research research on this a while ago But I think there is a distinct difference where like over a certain age Over a certain age like The percentage dips considerably like most umps will be around that 95% range of getting calls right But then as you get older, you know your hand-eye coordination kind of diminishes a little bit It starts to drop to like 88% or something like that, which sounds good, but not in professional baseball games especially if uh especially if uh betting starts to become a thing See, I don't know if I I think they've considered like a digital strike zone like a robot or something like that Personally, I love the human element of it But I just think we need to figure out how to make the umpires better first I feel like electronic strike zone is the last resort It's like if if we've done all that we could to train umpires to pay umpires better To have them do regular whatever better I don't know what the collective bargaining agreement is But if there was like an umpire training camp the same way that you know Are there umpire facilities that that test their?  That's for pat wolf. I don't know if they have that. I don't know if there's like You know training camps For that. Are we doing are we making sure we're developing the best umpires first before we go To a robot shop. I think they have hp. I think in the atlantic league There's usually where they do a lot of the fun Weird rule testing like though you can steal first from home That was an idea. I think it's the atlantic league Some smaller independent league where they test like that sort of sort of stuff That's where they tested the pitch clock And that's where they tested the The runner-on-second for extra in games. I want to say there's alexander viscaino a great way for electronics Try using drones with a radar. I don't know if that would make sense rex Drones are kind of moving you would I don't know how accurate they would be In flight It'd be a lot of a lot of miniscule especially if you're talking about you have to be You know perfect. I think maybe like a stationary camera Would be a there's tucker bradley blue Yes, remember that stealing first from home. They talked about that for a little bit. I think they still might be testing it There's tucker bradley's 26 out of 150 Royals That's for jonathan Max Scherzer to 299 Choppers is radar out time during car chase. Yeah, but that's a car chase rex They're not measuring things to the to the centimeter in car in car chases That's different Car chase, they're just following they're using radar just to follow cars They're not trying to measure things Oh, okay. Sean harnes say yeah all that's coming next year or this next year yet Never had to go like an umpire camp now. It's going to be like a license. Yeah, you got to get you have to why not? I mean, there's too much money at stake For I still want the human element, but there's still too much money at stake for for For guys to not be trained as best as they possibly could be ball players Go to swing camps and throwing camps and workout camps just to develop their skills And umpires maybe not maybe they don't have the ability to hit the hit the ball But they do have the hand the eye The eyesight to be able to call pitches, right? So why aren't they honing that? They should they got they got to have all that All right last box ed's not happy with this case Last chance for for ed and his Dodgers. He's got the Dodgers in this. I want to give him some Dodger joe mojo Good luck everybody last box of the last break of the night We'll run the promo randomizer after this. We did unlock that so thanks everybody Although not not as many bounties as I hope there would be Which sports do you think is hardest to umpire? Good question, anthony nfl mba or mlb It's got to be baseball Because Like think about it. Let's say let's say the pitcher is over there, right?  No royals hits And Wrong there was a world's hit Not not a lot, but there was one. I feel like it's baseball just to be able to There's headbert pares 33 out of 50 gold Yeah, I feel I feel like uh I feel like baseball has to be one of the hardest There's milcar pares seattle capola Although I guess football is hard Right joe. Yeah, joe christian is I was I'm gonna check myself on that. I'd say football too many things going on once Yeah, you've got a massive rule book in football And then you've got to judge bang bang plays all at once and it was like was that pass or fear It's in that split second. When's it a hold? You gotta be like I mean a lot of those guys are some of those guys are like lawyers You got to be like a lawyer to figure out how to how to interpret that rule book on the fly There's ren and davis the 499 refractor card I don't know. I think they're all hard, right? I think refs don't get enough credit Sometimes it's all hard, right Basketball too everything's moving so fast and you got it. You got to make decisions and split seconds And in basketball, you're running around you're running you're you have to be athletic you have to run around as much as a You have to run around as much as a As an mba player There's jared kelly Fuchsia shimmer to 199 Soccer is hard too. There's only one ref on a huge pitch And you have to figure out How to call fouls there and you're running around all the time Last one is azekiel tovar colorado rockies is our last autograph drew with the rocks Hey, thanks everybody for getting in on the action I know sad times for a lot of people in this break, but I appreciate everybody getting in on it getting in on all of these breaks and helping make this happen There's jj bladay speckled a 299. That is for the fish joe locus with that Here's a quick recap Here in hobby pick your team seven Again, thank you everybody for getting in There's a pop a little braille. There are two brewers autographs there. There's one earlier Yeah, a lot of a lot of solid stuff Urbina here That was the case hit bowman ascensions insert and we started off with that trend to vote atomic refractor for the halos Thanks, everybody. I'm joe for jaspyscasebrakes.com. I'll see you next time for the next break. Bye. Bye


Welcome to JSA TV the newsroom for tech and telecom professionals. I'm Jamie Scott-Okutaya of JSA. Here in beautiful Honolulu at PTC 2018 with my new friend Jim Connaughton. He's the CEO of Nautilus Data Technologies. Jim welcome to JSA TV. Thank You Jamie. And you guys are doing some innovative things. I'm really excited. Essentially water and cooling, often data center, pain points but for Nautilus Data Technologies you're turning them into a solution. Can you tell us more? That's right Jamie. What we did is starting about four or five years ago we got a team together to reimagine how to do data centers. Data centers are big energy hogs. They're big consumers of water and they're big users of chemicals. And as they get bigger and bigger the environmental footprint of that gets greater and greater. And we set about to answer the question how can you do that a lot better. And the answer is to cool at industrial scale using naturally cold water. And so we apply the techniques that are used in other sectors like power plants, ships, petrochemical facilities. It's called once through cooling and we apply that methodology and we've re-engineered it to work in the data center environment. So tell me what does that mean to the environment?  Well so we're great for the entire environmental footprint. So first data centers are energy hogs. Our system is 85% more efficient in its cooling. Data centers consume massive amounts of water typically public drinking water. We eliminate the consumption of water because we do something called once through cooling. The water comes in and comes out the way it came in. So we don't have to evaporate it or get rid of it in any way. And as a result we don't have to treat the water so we don't have to use any of the conventional chemicals that are used. Not just in treating the water but also in refrigerating the chilled water which uses potent greenhouse gas refrigerants. We get rid of all of that. And I've noticed on your website that in just a couple of years you're new to the marketplace.  Can you tell us a little bit more? Well we work to prove our technology would work with a prototype. And as a result of that prototype we submitted that to some of the big award parties. And we are very pleased in 2016 to win the startup of the year award in Silicon Valley. That's an award that typically has gone to software companies like Uber and Dropbox and Lending Tree. And this is the first time it went to an infrastructure company. Dialed forward a year later at Data Cloud Europe which is the big collection of folks from the entire sector in Europe. We won the Breakthrough Cutting Edge Technology Award. Same thing. We were pleased to be honored by our peers for having rethought the future sustainability of this infrastructure that's so vital to the success of the sector. Looking at your crystal ball can you tell us what are your predictions for 2018? Sure in 2018 we're going to see the emergence of IoT, artificial intelligence and machine learning become real. We've been talking about it for a long time but the software systems, the compute systems, the censoring systems are all going to come together and this data tsunami we're going to finally see it coming. We've just been at the tip of it right now. With that is going to be the need for this massive build out in the entire telecommunication system and especially the build out of data center infrastructure. The result of that is you need much lower cost, much better environmental performing infrastructure if we're going to support all of that going into the future. And then third we're seeing the emergence of high performance computing but there's always been a chicken and egg for that which is in the absence of an effective cooling system you can't put it into the commercial marketplace it's a sort of specialty item. Cooling systems like ours will enable high performance computing to be available to everybody commercially and individual consumers because we can affordably deliver high performance cooling to handle these much much hotter computer systems. And so put those three together we can begin to see smart city, smart transportation, the smart grid we can finally realize those visions. I'll tell you there's been a lot of chatter about points one and two but point three absolutely innovative and clearly the next step I can understand that that that line of thinking. So absolutely Nautilus one to watch. Where can our viewers who are interested to learn more where can they check out? Well check us out at www.nautilusdt.com description of what we're up to is there and we look happy we're happy to talk to anybody about what we're doing. The beauty of what we do is it comes at a lower cost to deliver this massive environmental gain and that's a winning combination. It certainly is. Jim, thank you for joining us and thank you viewers for tuning in to JSA TV.