What We're Reading: Page 249
Industry reads hand-picked by our editors
Oct 16, 2018
-
GeekWire
Bill Gates pays tribute to Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen: 'Personal computing would not have existed without him'
-
Reuters
Cloud software firm Twilio to buy SendGrid in $2 billion deal
-
The Register
Enterprise IoT security sucks so much, it's made Intel and Arm work together to tackle it
-
WIRED
Female Founders Still Face Sexual Harassment From Investors
-
The New York Times
Infosys Built Its Global Machine With Indian Workers. Can It Adjust to Trump's 'Hire American'?
Oct 15, 2018
Oct 12, 2018
-
Bloomberg
U.K., Netherlands Lead EU Push for New Cyber Sanctions
-
The Atlantic
Mark Warner Is Coming for Tech's Too-Powerful
-
Reuters
A tech boom in Pittsburgh brings hope and angst
-
Fortune
Twitter Is Being Formally Investigated Following a GDPR Complaint
-
San Francisco Business Times
Tech and biotech on collision course, squeezed by the Peninsula's limited space
Oct 11, 2018
-
TechCrunch
GDPR has cut ad trackers in Europe but helped Google, study suggests
-
The Atlantic
Silicon Valley Sieve: A Timeline of Tech Industry Leaks
-
The Wall Street Journal
Quickening Retreat From Tech Sinks Market
-
BBC News
BBC News disrupted by software glitch
-
VentureBeat
Gartner: Microsoft passes Acer to become top 5 PC vendor in the U.S.
Oct 10, 2018
-
Forbes
Three Reasons All Companies Should Invest In Tech
-
CNN
The Wing opens 'tech bro alternative' space in San Francisco
-
MarketWatch
U.S. companies really do rule the tech world—here’s the chart to prove it
-
GeekWire
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella on tech industry spotlight: 'Having the scrutiny is actually good'
-
HR Dive
Half of organizations use AI to cut down on initial phases of recruitment, survey says
Oct 09, 2018
-
The Independent
Ada Lovelace Day: We should never forget the first computer programmer
-
NPR
Why The Tech Industry Wants Federal Control Over Data Privacy Laws
-
Axios
Bloomberg's story about secret Chinese spy chips is fraying
-
Harvard Business Review
Why CEOs Devote So Much Time to Their Hobbies
-
The New York Times
Tech Workers Now Want to Know: What Are We Building This For?
Oct 08, 2018
-
TechCrunch
Chinese investment into computer vision technology and AR surges as U.S. funding dries up
-
The Wall Street Journal
Technology Advances Make It Easier to Assign Blame for Cyberattacks
-
CNBC
'Cult of founders' is a real problem in Silicon Valley: Roger McNamee
-
Krebs on Security
Supply Chain Security is the Whole Enchilada, But Who’s Willing to Pay for It?
-
Engadget
California bans default passwords on any internet-connected device
Previous
