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Beverley Eve
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About Beverley Eve
Co-Founder, TechMode | Turning complex tech into engaging content | Telecoms, AI, Cloud & Quantum
Hi, I’m Beverley 👋 I turn complex technology into content that’s clear, engaging, and easy to follow. From AI and cloud to telecoms and quantum, my focus is simple: make big, often complicated ideas feel clear, relevant, and engaging. As Co-Founders of TechMode, Chelsea Larson Andrews and I work with some of the world’s leading technology brands to bring their stories to life through content. That includes: • Short-form video and POV storytelling • Executive or SME interviews • Thought leadership campaigns • Influencer-led content at global events Over the past decade, we’ve worked with companies including T-Mobile, Ericsson, Microsoft, IBM, Intel and more, creating thousands of pieces of content designed to reach the audiences that matter. What sets us apart is simple: we don’t just understand the technology, we understand how to make people care about it. My own path here wasn’t traditional. Before TechMode, I worked across film, theatre, and non-profits, and even spent 16 months sailing around the world. That mix of experiences is a big part of how I approach storytelling today. Because the way I see it, the best content doesn’t just explain technology, it connects it to real life. I’ve also been recognised as a thought leader in 5G, IoT and digital transformation by Onalytica and others, but day to day I’m focused on one thing: creating content that helps great technology reach the right audience. If you’re working on something interesting in tech, feel free to reach out. --- Check out TechMode TV 📺 https://bit.ly/TechModeTVsubscribe You can also follow me on X ➡️ @BevEve www.TechMode.io [email removed]
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🤔 Until fairly recently, I thought digital sovereignty was mainly a question of where data lived. The more conversations I’ve had this year, the more I think that is only the starting point. Once AI is involved, the question gets much bigger. Who controls the infrastructure, models, applications and outputs around that data? Where do those workloads run? And can organisations actually prove that the right boundaries and governance are in place? It was a theme that kept coming up at MWC Barcelona, and at multiple events since, so I decided to make it the focus of my next issue of Tech on Tour. In it I unpack what digital sovereignty means now, why AI is making it more urgent, and why telcos may have a bigger role in the conversation than many people realise. Less “where does the data live?” More “can we trust the whole system?” Do let me know your thoughts in the comments!
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🌎 I go to a lot of tech conferences and events. 🗞️ Tech on Tour is where I share what was actually worth the trip. We’re now 3 issues in, so far I've explored: 1. The shift from AI hype to real-world proof 2. What the agentic enterprise actually means 3. The backup internet question most businesses forget to ask Next up this week: Digital Sovereignty, and why AI is making it such a hot topic right now. If you work in or follow enterprise tech, do take a read with your next cuppa ☕ ...whether that's tea or coffee ;) 👉 https://lnkd.in/eCNgURas
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☁️ So… do we owe everyone an apology about 'the cloud'? For years, people in tech have patiently explained that it isn’t really in the sky. But now SpaceX is seriously exploring plans to build AI data centres in orbit. A recent Reuters article by Akash Sriram (link in comment) got me thinking about how quickly the demand for AI compute is making ideas that once sounded like science fiction 🤯 seem increasingly plausible. JPMorgan’s observation definitely makes it feel more tangible: “Beyond 2029, we expect SpaceX to pivot to orbital compute for incremental capacity additions, while continuing to operate and maintain its terrestrial compute clusters.” So this isn’t necessarily about replacing data centres on Earth, but rather adding capacity in space as demand continues to grow. The argument is that space could offer abundant solar energy and more room to scale without placing further pressure on power grids here on Earth - sounds great. The reality is a tad more complicated. Radiation, cooling, maintenance, latency and cost all present enormous challenges. So I guess the cloud isn’t heading into space tomorrow... BUT the fact this is now part of a serious infrastructure strategy feels pretty significant in and of itself. ❔ What do you think: a genuinely brilliant long-term answer to AI’s growing infrastructure demands, or has the race for compute officially left the planet? (haha sorry, couldn't resist!) Let me know your thoughts!
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Humanoid robots grab headlines, but Physical AI is much bigger. At Gartner IT Symposium/Xpo 2026, Jeff Frantz explored what CIOs need to consider to make intelligent systems work together. 4 decisions: Connect. Secure. Place. Orchestrate. @TMobileBusiness Partner | #GartnerIT https://t.co/1BwozG1Eib
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One factory. Dozens of connected systems. Do they all need separate networks? At Gartner IT Symposium/Xpo 2026, I caught up with Ryan Bowman to see how @TMobileBusiness uses hybrid 5G and Edge Control to simplify manufacturing connectivity👇 T-Mobile for Business Partner | #GartnerIT
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‘In life, it’s not where you go… it’s who you travel with’ - Charles M. Schulz @Chels_LA @EvanKirstel @Ronald_vanLoon #GoodTimes #GartnerIT @Gartner_inc https://t.co/S9yGDiA4oe
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And looking ahead, it’s not just about faster networks. 🤖 As physical AI brings more robots, drones and connected machines into the real world, latency and availability become increasingly important. A fascinating glimpse of where 5G Advanced and eventually 6G could take us.
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Resilience when it matters. From AI helping networks adapt during Hurricane Helene, to satellite messaging during a storm in Hawaii, and anticipating crowd surges at the FIFA World Cup. Sean also highlighted @T_Priority, which uses 5G network slicing to prioritise critical first responder communications 👇
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Beverley Eve is a B2B LinkedIn creator based in the United Kingdom, posting about AI and SaaS. On Naano, one sponsored LinkedIn post by Beverley Eve costs €938, a fixed price per post. A sponsored X post costs €938.
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