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they all stand by the work that they do with the craft -- pressman ship. thank you very much. >> next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. my name is andy levine. i am an architect, i live in the 400 block of 29th street, three doors down from the property. my family has lived there for 22 years now, and we have been very excited that there's to be a project to take away this abandoned building that is more than 20 years that has been empty. we saw the drawings for the project, for the first time last wednesday. it was not mailed out, as part of the 311 process because of the conditional use area i left a message for mr. townes, he did not call me back. we left an e-mail, week later he replied to the e-mail. it turns out they were the wrong drawings area their outdated drawings area he sent us updated drawings, they are very close. so, for the last week it has been a hectic time to try to elicit a response from the neighbors to talk about what we thought the project was good or bad. in the process, i did send to the commission the petition that we have been

to share what the 5g future holds, is welcome qualcomm ceo steven mollenkopf and fortunes aaron pressman[applause] ♪ >> steve, welcome back to the brainstorm tech stage. when you hear that some companies lost out of the mobile revolution and now they are struggling, this is the guy they lost to. you are a lifer at qualcomm, right? >> too much, 25 years. >> you're an electrical engineer and you have your name on dozens of patents. you're going to demystify 5g forest, right? steve: i will try. >> ok. let's start by demystifying qualcomm. you are often described as a chipmaker, but you do not make and print the chips, you design them. steve: sure, and i would say we do not think of ourselves as a chip manufacturer. the history of the company is really less about that. we have a vision for where wireless can take us. we tend to invent the fundamental technologies that create that. essentially, what we need to do as an industry to create a downstream industry that can use cellular. that tends to be shared with the industry through the cellular standards bodies, which we are very active in, an