Yitaek Hwang
Yitaek is the Director of R&D at Leverege who loves learning about IoT, machine learning, and artificial intelligence. He graduated from Duke University with a dual degree in electrical/computer and biomedical engineering and is a huge Cameron Crazie.
Cellular IoT Explained – NB-IoT vs. LTE-M vs. 5G and More
5G—especially for cellular IoT—has been on everyone's lips. Just Google "5G IoT" and you'll see something exciting like Network World's recent prediction that 5G could unlock long sought-after innovations in IoT...
Is IoT Security Finally Getting the Attention of Tech Giants?
Recently, Google and Microchip announced an interesting partnership to improve security in IoT devices by establishing both hardware and software root of trust. In light of recent, growing IoT based attacks...
Getting Started with Cloud IoT Core
Earlier this year, Google announced the offering of its fully-managed IoT device management service, Cloud IoT Core, to add to its suite of cloud platform services. We supported the public beta so...
8 Things I Learned about IoT in 2017
2017 marked continued stable growth in both interest and deployment of IoT all over the world. In fact, according to IoT Analytics, there are more connected IoT devices than smartphones and...
Transformer vs. DeepL: Attention Based Approaches to Machine Translation
Back in December of 2016, the New York Times published an article on the Google Brain team and how neural networks have elevated the accuracy of Google Translate to a human-like...
Platform Wars (Part II): Amazon AI
In the last edition of Platform Wars, we examined Google’s recent moves to establish its AI products on the cloud. Today, we look at a company whose business model lies on...
Platform Wars (Part I): Google AI
Several weeks ago, Jefferies’ analyst James Kisner published a scathing report, shedding light onto the shortcomings of IBM Watson. Kisner focused on the $60 million disastrous Watson project for MD Anderson,...
New Breakthroughs from DeepMind – Relational Networks and Visual Interaction Networks
Given enough GPUs, distributed machine learning systems (such as the one Facebook has published earlier this week) excel in recognizing and labeling images. These systems can quickly and accurately determine whether...
What is CBRS? – LTE in 3.5 GHz Shared Spectrum and What it Means...
The CBRS Alliance is looking more and more powerful every day. The group, which advocates for LTE services in the 3.5 GHz Citizens Broadband Radio Service (CBRS) spectrum, now boasts all...
Unlicensed LTE Explained – LTE-U vs. LAA vs. LWA vs. Multefire
By now, you’ve probably read through Mary Meeker’s 2017 Internet Trends report and confirmed that mobile is still eating the world. Mobile internet usage is growing steadily with average US adults...
