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Every time I pull up directions on my phone, I’m using something the government built. GPS started as a Department of Defense project and was run for decades by the Air Force, the same branch I served in. The internet
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In the technology and automotive sectors, the line between visionary road mapping and outright theatrical deception has grown perilously thin. For decades, Silicon Valley has operated under an unwritten rule: if you can convince investors and the buying public that
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I’ve been going to RSAC and Black Hat conferences for something like 15 or 20 years, but I’ve never once stuck around for DEF CON. After watching Super Scam Me, the new National Geographic documentary from Mariana van Zeller, I’m
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My father advised me many years ago that it is better to be patient and invest more in good quality than to be expedient and end up with cheap products that need to be replaced. I didn’t know it at
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A recent segment on The Daily Show where Jon Stewart Unpacks AI’s Dubious Promise of a “Better Future” exposed a glaring blind spot in executive boardrooms across the globe. In the broadcast, Stewart dissects the White House AI summit, where
When an emergency occurs, every second matters. Yet many organizations still rely on multiple disconnected safety systems that don’t communicate with each other. A security team monitoring cameras might not know what the fire suppression system is doing. The building
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When my wife was in college, one of her classes had students watch a live webcam pointed at a watering hole in Africa and report anything interesting that happened. She watched it for days. Animals came, drank, and left. Mostly
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Reflecting on my time judging the recent HP Future of Work Accelerator Pitch Fest in New York, something kept gnawing at me. As I sat alongside my fellow judges—Antara Lahiri, Catherina Gioino, and HP’s Michele Malejki—we watched five remarkable organizations
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Whenever a single vendor captures 80 percent of a highly lucrative market, history tells us two things are about to happen. First, the dominant player will begin to act as if their moat is impenetrable, often prioritizing lock-in and margin
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IFA Berlin serves as a strange battlefield for heavy compute hardware. The Internationale Funkausstellung Berlin operates as one of the oldest industrial exhibitions in Germany. It targets a massive consumer demographic. Industry data suggests the trade show consistently pulls in
