Big Tech Stops Doing Stupid Stuff
The era of moonshots is (mostly) over. This year tech companies are taking a more earthly approach. Stock charts both explain the change in boardroom… Read More »Big Tech Stops Doing Stupid Stuff
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Startups Want to Help Airlines Prevent Tech Meltdowns
Airlines should take advantage of new cloud-based tools, industry consultants said, to help prevent the recent snafus brought on by the use of antiquated and… Read More »Startups Want to Help Airlines Prevent Tech Meltdowns
Sim Wong Hoo, Creator of Sound Blaster, Inspired Asian Tech Innovators
In the late 1990s, before Singapore was known as a global center of digital innovation, Sim Wong Hoo had a theory about what was holding… Read More »Sim Wong Hoo, Creator of Sound Blaster, Inspired Asian Tech Innovators
Tech Up, Recouping Some of ’22 Losses — Tech Roundup
Shares of technology companies rose as traders rotated back into the sector that bore the brunt of a year-end selloff. “It seemed to me we… Read More »Tech Up, Recouping Some of ’22 Losses — Tech Roundup
GOP-Led House to Probe Alleged White House Collusion With Tech Giants
WASHINGTON—Republicans in the House plan to scrutinize communications between the Biden administration and big technology and social-media companies to probe whether they amounted to the… Read More »GOP-Led House to Probe Alleged White House Collusion With Tech Giants
FTC’s proposed ban on non-compete agreements could have the biggest impact on the tech industry
Ryan Morrissey is a serial founder of software companies, having already launched three separate startups. Yet when he sold one of those companies, he had… Read More »FTC’s proposed ban on non-compete agreements could have the biggest impact on the tech industry
Stair-Climbing Wheelchairs, Closed-Caption Glasses: Assistive Tech Gains at CES in Las Vegas
LAS VEGAS—The smartphone revolution of the past decade, which reduced the cost of super-efficient processors and tiny cameras, is now enabling innovators to create subtler,… Read More »Stair-Climbing Wheelchairs, Closed-Caption Glasses: Assistive Tech Gains at CES in Las Vegas
Qualcomm, Iridium Take Aim at Satellite-to-Mobile Phone Market
The partnership would initially make a satellite-based emergency service available for devices powered by Google’s Android operating system and containing Qualcomm’s premium chips. SHARE YOUR… Read More »Qualcomm, Iridium Take Aim at Satellite-to-Mobile Phone Market
Samsung Expects Big Drop in Profit on Slumping Tech Demand
Samsung’s estimated results were far below market forecasts. Photos: SeongJoon Cho/Bloomberg News SEOUL—Samsung Electronics Co. said it expects its fourth-quarter profit to plunge as the… Read More »Samsung Expects Big Drop in Profit on Slumping Tech Demand
Looking for clues about iPhone supply? Ask AT&T, Verizon and T-Mobile
How have iPhone sales fared in the wake of production constraints on high-end models? Wall Street likely won’t get a clear answer until Apple Inc.… Read More »Looking for clues about iPhone supply? Ask AT&T, Verizon and T-Mobile