In this episode we will explore the Swedish privacy-focused ISP - Bahnhof - by talking with CEO Jon Karlung about how open source technologies are helping in his endeavor to prevent Orwellian cyberpunk dystopia. Jon walks us through the days of BBS and Gopher to modern-day ISP and private clouds. It's not every day you get to listen to a large ISP CEO speaking about their life adventures, so don't miss out on this episode.

This episode is run by your favorite whimsical host - Anton Smith

Here we go with an interview about everything Kubernetes in telco with Alex Jones.

Alex works as both a contributor and end-user of cloud-native technology.
When not working as Kubernetes Engineering Director at Canonical; he contributes to CNCF TAG App Delivery as Tech Lead.
He has worked at companies such as JPMorgan, American Express, Microsoft, British Sky Broadcasting.

Fore more on that topic go and check ubuntu.com/telco

Have you ever wondered what role open source and telco plays in oil & gas, and how it now accelerates the transition to renewable energy? Together with Anton Smith we sit down to chat with a man who spent most of his career in that field, with a work history covering Schlumberger, Canonical and RedHat.

Network Operating Systems, Container labs, Nokia's SR-Linux, SONIC, P4 and other hot topics from the networking space covered by experts with 10s years of experience. Anton Smith and Roman Dodin are sharing their experience and wide knowledge in the networking space. We also talk about the transition thats happening in NetOps community, and the ongoing evolution of that space.

This episode is an interview with my college Anton Smith, who is "router magician" and seasoned Product Manager who brought multiple telecom solutions to market working for biggest players in the industry. He will share his stories about building routers from scratch, explain time synchronization, his patent on optimization of handovers and more...

In this episode we talk about open source in telco. Focusing on infrastructure for PNF's, VNF's and CNF's in form of Ubuntu, OpenStack and Kubernetes. Automation and security angles mostly. Arno also shares his perspective on the evolution of service providers and how the IT technologies coming into the picture change the landscape.