Jeff Pulver's Java Percolation, Donut Bytes & Pastry Jam: LA #TechWeek

​Insights about: "Generative AI Voice and the Future of Communications" will be shared by Jeff Pulver, a tech industry icon, a pioneer in the field of Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP), and a leading advocate for internet freedom. In the late 1990s, Pulver saw the potential for VoIP to revolutionize the way we communicate and founded Vonage.

​As VoIP began to gain traction, Pulver faced resistance from traditional telephone companies and regulators. In 2003, he took on the establishment and petitioned the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). In response, in 2004, The FCC issued the “Pulver Order,” which ensured that VoIP services would not be subject to traditional telephone regulation. This decision paved the way for the widespread adoption of VoIP and transformed the way we communicate and is the reason services like: Zoom, iMessage, Facetime, WhatsApp, Telecom, Messenger and many others are free.

​This event is sponsored by AM3 - The NextGen Company for Japanese Content Creation.

​Note: The event venue is at a private residence in Beverly Hills. Limited street parking is available at the venue; rideshare is strongly suggested. Limited adjacent street parking is also available.

​The venue address will be shared by Sunday, June 4th with approved attendees.

​Donuts, Pastries and Coffee will be served.

​This event is a part of #TechWeek - a week of events hosted by VCs and startups to bring together the tech ecosystem.