Most tech coverage tells you what happened. TechSpective’s Analysis & Insight tells you what it means. When a major event shapes the industry conversation, we cover what the room was actually thinking, not just what got said on stage.
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
When Igor Proestakis proposed a faster way to drill down to 33 miners trapped in Chile’s San José mine in 2010, he chose a tool that had never been used for a hole that deep or that steep, and part
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Lenovo unveiled the Motorola Edge 70 Plus and a bunch of other cool personal products at IFA 2026. The new device features a 200-megapixel camera. This aggressive product launch demonstrates exactly how Lenovo successfully rescued a dying smartphone brand. Lenovo
Apologies for veering off course for a moment and covering popular culture rather than technology, but if not for Star Trek, I would likely not have a career in technology. So I present a round-up of all things Star Trek
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National Geographic’s “Lion” premiered August 19 and moved to Disney+ and Hulu the next day, closing out a four-year production that followed a cub named Kio from an eight-week-old newcomer to a shot at leading his own pride in Kenya’s
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Meta recently agreed to a seventeen-billion-dollar settlement resolving ongoing youth addiction lawsuits. The deal forces Facebook to implement strict daily time limits for teenage users. Executives are paying billions to actively lock kids out of their own platforms. This won’t
I track these industry shifts from my home office here in Bend, Oregon. I serve as the Trustee for a shopping center-owning trust (or did). Recently, I finalized the official closing date for the shopping center we held in Tustin,
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