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Yogi Chandiramani the VP Solutions Engineering EMEA at ThousandEyes appears on this episode of the Irish Tech News podcast

Did you know that there is a Google Maps for the internet otherwise known as ThousandEyes? During the current COVID-19 pandemic ThousandEyes are busier than ever making sure their clients such as Twitter, LinkedIn, Microsoft, SalesForce, Lyft, Slack and MasterCard understand how the Internet works around the world.

Ronan talks to Yogi Chandiramani the VP of SolutionsEngineering EMEA at ThousandEyes about this, how COVID-19 has affected internet connectivity globally. what the future of the web looks like. Yogi also talks about the lessons ThousandEyes have learnt from COVID-19 and their recent $1 billion acquisition by Cisco.

Yogi Chandiramani the Irish Tech News Podcast

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