Author: Ian Tyner

Founder and Director and Owner, WXV

Posted on Posted in Container, Telecom

When thinking about how a telecom operator manages a teleroom, or the space most used for telecommunications and a business, it really comes down to perceiving the freedom of choice.

What this means is that regardless of what form° of dimensions a telecom user chooses, the telecom operator, as is the case of WXV, has to accommodate its business model accordingly.

And since recent advancements in streaming have deep fake experts mystified, operating a teleroom has never been so intriguing from a business development perspective.

Posted on Posted in AIP, Container

As far as fashion goes, whether digital or not, upcycling will never go out of style.

For cyber security purposes, the notion of continual cyclic procession is as effective as being in vogue with clothes.

Now with advances in textiles, the correspondent computational upcycle movement can operate in tandem, without hassle.

Posted on Posted in AIP, Container, Content, Database, Global, Glocal, Ian Tyner, Intangible, IP, Legal, Logotype, Org, Photography, Proprietary, Telecom, Tyner Group, Typology, WXV

When analysing the health of a technologic application like a LLM, it is important to look at this like an accessibility right.

This is because of the natural language processing heritage, a LLM has, and the type of programmer whom gets involved with such a model.

For WXV, the tech stack right has been leading itself towards crystallising itself from being an intraweb(s), into being comprehensible, also, as being a LLM.

Posted on Posted in Database, IP

If you have a premonition in the form of IP, the question is if they are on schedule.

When we say on schedule, meaning the set in stone approach to forecasting of an event, in most cases, on an individual.

In IP, as a source of record, it is important to know if a premonition cured (as a solution, not a problem), or if it didn’t, which all is more likely if the forecast is correct, as far as dates are concerned.

Posted on Posted in Container, Content, Intangible, Typology

When translating the tangible to intangible, is it possible that the translation is one hundred percent?

With technology like holographics and augmented reality, the intangible can in many cases be a complete translation.

Although, the tangible tools needed to create the intangible do also outweigh these intellectual properties, over time, which happens when you are replacing tech.