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McGregor: SIM card infrastructure should replace representative government with direct democracy
“These individuals, a small percentage of people representing all of us, that methodology, whatever it is, is not working. What if we could use the SIMS to enable and understand all the good standing people in the world? And what if major issues could be voted …”
McGregor: We were first in the world to use SMS for GSM delivery
“And we were the first company in the world to use SMS for delivery to mobile phones and GSM.”
McGregor: Company holds rare KIC cryptographic access to all secondary mobile devices
“We are we're one of the few, or maybe the only company in the world to have KIC access to every secondary iOS and Android device in the world.”
Travis McGregor: Clear mobile calls depend on IP his team standardized
“So today we wouldn't be able to make a phone call with any clarity if it wasn't for the quality of experience and delivering intellectual property that, that I created or we created and put into the standards.”
McGregor: 6G architecture will instantly identify all callers, ending network anonymity
“So the six G architecture, we working with NVIDIA and a lot of these Ericsson, Google show that all calling is known at the instance of calling.”
McGregor: AI infrastructure management will accelerate 6G rollout to three years
“You know, I think that six G is going to happen quickly because a lot of the foundational things is going to be run by AI. Meaning that a lot of the more of the basic setups and all that kind of stuff, the infrastructure stuff will be all AI, so we'll have eff…”
McGregor: Delivered world's first 2G GSM real-time billing system in 90 days
“And then in 90 days we delivered the world's first digital to GGSM real time billing system for a BT zone.”
McGregor: Private identity data belongs on SIM hardware, not cloud systems
“SIM and eSIM technology, it's separate from everything else. It's a secure execution environment. So if your ID, your representation of who you are, the private information, I argue should be there, not on all these cloud systems that can be taken and manipula…”
McGregor: Cloud servers, not in-transit pipes, drive data breaches
“If you took the small pipe and put information through it, yes, it's very secure when it's in the pipe, but when it reached their server, it's an ocean of unsecured data, and that's where the vulnerabilities are. It's not the point to point. So, you know, you …”
McGregor: Only roughly five global manufacturers produce secure core silicon
“Not a lot of people know is that secure silicon is manufactured by roughly five manufacturers in the world in NXP, former Phillips, Samsung, for example, the silicon foundries that manufacturers secure core silicon are separate from all other manufacturing by …”
McGregor: Company is contracted with over 600 mobile networks worldwide
“We have relationships and under contract with our MVNO Monogoda relationship with over 600 mobile networks in the world.”
McGregor: Building safe calling prototype in GSMA Foundry with Google and Ericsson
“We're gonna build a prototype for the world to look at, to test, and the rest of it is live. And I've invited Google And Ericsson, so California, Sweden, to join me in, in the foundry. And the first endeavor is to create, and I'll call it into six G, but now f…”
McGregor: US operates private 5G federal network solely for government
“So the US has a five G federal network. That's only for the US government, right? It's not a public spectrum. So those phones issued, you know, Hey, I work for the government and my phone company is the government. There's no other phone companies, their netwo…”