Qualcomm Has New X85 5G Modem With AI. 🤔🤪😈🤖💻☎️📱👻

Always remember Super Dave Bistula, the tall, white, gothic, vampire alien, coming to you from the Tim Hortons, but not the one on Cote-des-Neiges. This is the one on Saint-Jacques Street, right near the T-intersection corner of Cavendish Boulevard, where east of us over there is the Hyundai dealer, plus the Karo C, the body shop. West of us, right near the corner of Cavendish, is the entrance for Gordon's Goodyear. Crossing Cavendish is what is what used to be what used to be La Voto 88 or Car Wash 88. We don't know what it is now. We've never checked. Further down is Merson Tires and also there's a Harley-Davidson accessory shop. Crossing Cote-des-Neiges, Caven, no sorry, Saint-Jacques Street from where we are, Express, Epicerie or Grocery General or General Grocery, yeah General Grocery in English, which is probably an express place because the main one is on Sherbrooke Street West going up. Up on, whoops, up on Cavendish and Gordon West, probably near where this street was, probably near Royal or something like that. Then you have Semco, which we still don't know where that is. I don't know if it's an insurance place or some sort of consultation. Then you have the West of that parking lot, no sorry, East of that parking lot is Rose Bowl bowling alley. West of it, which it belongs to, is Provico, which is the Loblaws of Quebec and in that same building you have the SAQ, Societe des Alcools de Quebec, Quebec Alcohol Society, where they sell all types of booze and spirits, including Ouzo, which is Greek, and including Caras, which is an Armenian wine, but they have other stuff too as well. Here in the area of Lower NTG, Superday Bistula of Montreal, Quebec, Canada. So it seems to me that they're selling an x85 modem, 5G, plus on top of that it has artificial intelligence, AI. Now we question as to why they have this AI. Now Elon Musk would have warned you about AI even though he's building AI. He says, feeding the beast of what AI actually is, it will start to control you. It will start to control mankind. Just look at the Matrix. What happened? The backstory of the Matrix. I'm just saying. Or even, whoops, even the Terminator. What's going on? Why? Would it be that if you said something wrong or politically incorrect, your modem would shut down? Is there a way to turn off this AI, off of your modem, if there is such a thing? But then again, maybe it's inevitable. As Agent Smith of Matrix has said, it's inevitable. And even Neo had to realize that some things were inevitable. He had to follow the path. It was not what Smith expected in Matrix revolutions at the very end. Then Matrix 4 came out and now they're together somehow. Anyways, but that's not the point. The point is, why are we even having artificial intelligence? Anyways, my host David is going to take over. He's going to read from PC Mag and PC Magazine and he's going to give his opinions. Yeah. You see, I love, I like technology, but some of it is a little too scary for its own ******* good. Why are you even adding AI? What are you, what is AI going to do? Maybe enhance some products, some features. I'd rather just do this manually. Why do I need help from an intelligence that's computerized? Why? And who, who programmed this AI? Was it the government? Especially this ******* government that we have currently? Whoops. This faggot government of Justin Trudeau, who's implementing political correctness, or even DEI garbage. Even as I'm talking, I don't want my, my, my machinery shutting down because I said something against what the, what the, what the government was saying. You understand? Anyways, as superdavidstula said, I'm going to reduce myself to a little bit and read from PC Mag and see what, what this whole thing is all about. I've, uh, we've pre-read, we've pre-read it, but PC Mag, which I find is, uh, run by people who are like SJWs, especially this one woman who, uh, now doesn't, uh, post on X anymore. She posts on Blue Sky. Blue Sky, which is exactly like what But this, this is not that same woman. This is another person. I don't know what he's like either. Anyways, like I said, I'm going to reduce myself now and read from, uh, PC Mag. So here goes nothing. So first we're going to get rid of some notifications. Menu. Hi there. So PC Mag. Calcom tips new X85 5G motor. And of course there's AI on it. What's the reason for it? The company's MWC news also includes a dragon wing, the beast. Fixed wireless platform. Okay, let's read on. First we're going to see Is he the same thing like that woman there? March 3rd, 2025. Yeah, I can see the Blue Sky symbol. A bunch of ******* faggots, especially that ******* asshole named, uh, Jack Dorsey. He's the one who started, he's the one who was in, who was in charge of, who was the CEO of the old Twitter before Parag Agrawal, before Elon Musk. Anyways, uh, Parag and, uh, and Jack, they were both stupid assholes. Okay, there's the, I guess that, there's the, there's the set for the, uh, or chipset or specs or kind of looks like specs, but in AI format form. Okay, Barcelona. As the rise of AI threatens to push bandwidth consumption, consumption ever Calcom is putting forth a new 5g modem that leverages on AI on device AI to manage traffic more effectively. Are you sure about that? Or are you just simply putting a method of control? It's new X85 5g modem, or a Dash RIF, is not the first Calcom modem to, to antenna solution to include AI. It's the fourth overall succeeding the X80 introduced a year ago, but the San Diego firm says this, uh, this year's model, which is expects to appear to consumer devices in the second half of the half of this year does much more with its AI chip. I won't be too dependent on something AI that's been already pre-programmed. I like to probe. I like to program it myself. Thank you. What the ****? And it better do as I say, and I'll shut down because of my political incorrectness. If it does, I'm going to return that thing and tell me to tell them to give me something without AI. Inference, uh, capabilities are almost 30% better with that better than our previous modem says Sunil Patil, VP of product management for Calcom's 5g modem business in a team's call, a call from a team's call Friday. You sure it's 30% better or you're just, uh, or are you just shooting off your mouth? Specifically, the X85 and analyzes bits flowing in and out of, out of the device. So it can function as effectively as an efficiency minded air data control, air data, data traffic control, assigning bandwidth to the, to the apps that need it most. It better just do that as a, as a, as a police state, because I will ******* break it and put the old modem back or I'll de-platform. There's a way to take out the AI. I will do it. It better do as I say, it better not do what the government says, basically, or what other people have programmed it. We have implemented and implemented a model in the modem and AI ML model in the modern, in the modem itself that is able to detect the type of traffic with very high for reliability. Patil said, for example, it can determine that a voice call being made, being made in an app that also allows photo or video uploads will not need as much bandwidth as the app's regular fare. You're sure about this? Sounds feasible, but I'm still doubtful. I'm still distrustful. I'm still distrustful of AI. Just remember that who built the AI. If it was Elon Musk, maybe then I would trust it. Maybe, just maybe, but even then, even he warns you about AI. I know I'm banging people's heads on it, but just be careful with this AI. Anyways, the X85 will also support what he, what he describes as a smoother connectivity transition between Wi-Fi and cellular. Okay, this is between cellular phones and Wi-Fi. Something Calcom plans to demonstrate at MWC in Barcelona this week. Why Barcelona? Anyways, to support the peak download and upload speeds of 12.5 Gbps and 37 Gbps, the X85 offers a deeper support, offers deeper support than before, before, before for carrier aggregation. That's a method which carries a, which carries, can lash together, lash together multiple cellular, cellular, cellular channels for faster speeds. So this is all VoIP, VoIP stuff, stringing everything together. For example, a year ago, T-Mobile announced it had a 3.6 gigabyte, uh, giga, G, 36 point Gbps downloads using carrier aggregation of six mid-band 5G channels. We plan to enable more than 10,000 combinations on this platform, which makes it very flexible for carriers to plan their network, to plan their networks, Patil said. Okay, I hope you're right. The X85 includes, uh, support for the full spectrum of 5G bands in use today, including everything up to the 6G, 6 gigahertz, which Patil clarifies includes the N1046.425-7.125 gigahertz band that China has deployed. China, right now, I don't know which, which part of China this is or what aspect of China. Is it the CCP? If it's the CCP, I don't want it. I don't ******* want it. Like I said, I have nothing against Chinese culture, but CCP is complete garbage. But then again, the CCP is, has, I shouldn't even say it's Chinese. Just like the USSR was not Russian. It was just not, nothing but communist shit. That's what it was. And some of these ******* idiots here, here in North America, like white folk, they love communism. Fucking stupid ass shitheads. Anyways, and then the multi, multimeter wave bands that only Verizon makes, makes much in the US. I wonder, many phone manufacturers and carriers have hung up, hung up on MM wave because it's extremely, because of it's extremely short range and added cost. But Calcom continues to make a case for its utility as a solution for high traffic areas like sports You know, I wouldn't do sports right now. I'd rather be playing the game. I'm sorry. I'd rather be watching the game. Maybe to take a picture with my, maybe I would take a picture with the, what's it called? With my tablet, but I wouldn't upload that over there. It takes, because I know everybody's going to use a battery. I'd rather go home and do it. Apple meanwhile, conspicuously left MM wave support out of the, out of the C1 modem it designed in-house and just debuted on the $599 and up iPhone 16. The problem with the Apple now is that they cost too much for nothing. Wireless, wireless carriers that have enabled standalone 5G service, essential for such advanced capabilities as network slices. The X85 employs a, employs a set of uplink optimization features to improve upload speeds, to improve upload speeds. And like others, the recent Calcom 5G modem chipsets, the X85 includes support for satellite, satellite connectivity. Is that still feeding the beast? That's what I want. European Union uses their own reasons to take interest in iPhones, in phones that include the X85. In support for future railway mobile communication systems, a trackside telecom standard built in to replace 2G-based GSM-R that should enable not just quicker and more secure communication between railroad operators and trains, but also for, but also for passengers on board, sorry, and track travelers. FRNCS relies on Europe, Europe-specific frequencies. Okay. Calcom's MWC deals also includes a new 5G fixed wireless access platform that goes by the awarding name of DragonWing, fixed wireless access Gen 4 Elite. The DragonWing beast. Moniker being the brand Calcom unveiled last week for industrial enterprise. That's a real monster. I'm not going to say anything else. This receiver is built around the X85 and so offers the same 12.5 and 3.7 peak advertised download and upload speeds as the X85. But Calcom also touts an MMWave reception range of more than 8.5 miles, which is far more, more ground and frequently ground than those frequencies that can cover when the receiver is moving, is a moving phone. And a 40% tops of AI processing. Like most Wi-Fi routers, the DragonWing supports Wi-Fi 7, for slightly faster and more reliable network performance. But it also includes two 10 gigabyte Ethernet for the most effective intensive bandwidth demands. So there you have it. I'm just not sure if this is efficient or it's being a beast. Let's just close this. We'll open this up. As I said, there you have it in a nutshell. This X85 has an artificial intelligence. DragonWing, the beast. The beast. Now, as for AI, I hope, I'm the one who's programming it. I hope it's not pre-programmed to do stupid shit. I just hope it's not pre-programmed that if you say something against the government, especially this government, Justin Trudeau, faggot, they will shut you down or shut down your system. Because if it does, I'm going to pack everything and return it, and I want all my money back. I don't want that, this DragonWing. If this DragonWing is communist shit, that's all I'm saying. Anyways, super. Conclude and close it off. That's right. So we don't know if it's effective. It sounds effective. It sounds good. But does it actually work? Or is there some sort of policy that we don't know about? Is it controlled by the alien grace? You know, this evil satanic forces that my colleague in Germany, Rudolf, the tall white alien, Rudolf of Germany, who does not believe that any god would tell you about these satanic forces, the evil ones that want to control you. This alien over here, me, wants to free you from that. Even Rudolf of Germany, Rudolf the tall white alien, would want to see his fellow humanoids free. Freedom to say what you want, free speech. We just hope that this X85 doesn't compete with that. Maybe it's, or maybe we're getting ahead of ourselves. We're not sure. Anyways, at this point I'll bid you adieu, au revoir, adios, hasta mañana, hasta luego, arribarderci, shalom, salamalikou, sayonara, dozvidanya, au revoir, yiassas, parevces, goodbye. Osomessi bokou, muchos gracias, molti mucho grazie, tudaraba, shukria, shukra, sheshe, spasiba, dankashan, efkaistopoli, shachroneragalen, and remember, we just hope that this technology doesn't impede you from saying what you want, and how you want, and the way you want, even if you are completely vulgar. This should not control you, you should control it. And if it's, and if the artificial intelligence built inside is trying to control what you say, get rid of it, fast. But if it proves efficient, and it does what you want, okay. Maybe we might even test it out, who knows, maybe it might even get into us. But like we said, if it acts funny, makes decisions that you don't want. Anyways, at this point now, I will say, whoops, at this point, I will say, thank you very much.