Being interviewed on the Bernama national news service in Malaysia

Press

On the record, 1998 to 2019.

Twenty-one years separate the first of these from the last, which is either a sign of longevity or of not knowing when to stop. The videos are further down the page.

1998, Australian Reseller News

Raidar Systems launched the Raidar 1261 Ultra, which it claimed was the world's fastest and smallest RAID system and the only one designed and manufactured entirely in Australia. It housed up to twelve 3.5 inch drives in one footprint, for a total of 108GB, and sold for US$15,000.

I was managing director of Raidar Distribution at the time, and told the magazine that RAID represented a huge, untapped market opportunity for Australian and New Zealand resellers. Reading it back, 108GB for fifteen thousand dollars is a useful reminder of how quickly a market can move underneath you.

Australian Reseller News, 4 February 1998: "Home-grown RAID system unveiled", by Ian Yates, quoting Jaime Terauds as managing director of Raidar Distribution

2018, Blockchain Indonesia

I spoke on how blockchain was being implemented in the virtual reality industry, in my capacity as Executive Director of US VR Global, alongside Elmar Malikov of STabiX and James Loy of IP2P Global.

Speaker card for the Blockchain Indonesia event, listing Jaime Terauds as Executive Director of US VR Global speaking on how blockchain is implemented in the VR industry

2019, Bernama National News

An interview on Malaysia's national news service, discussing the proposed IPO of V Ultimate Wellness Bhd on Bursa Malaysia.

2019, TV3 My Tradisi launch

Coverage of the My Tradisi launch on TV3.

2019 Bernama National News - discussing the V Ultimate Wellness IPO on Bursa Malaysia
2019 TV3 My Tradisi launch