I've always wanted to make a lot of money, have people pay a lot of attention to me and do a lot of exciting things. I just never knew how. Many of my friends who are founders of their own companies tell me how they exhibited the entrepreneurial spirit as a kid — they sold candy out of their backpacks, had a landscaping business during the summer, etc. They created value and… Read MoreSource: TechCrunch
On Christmas day, the world was given a gift by Oculus, Samsung, UNINTERRUPTED, and LeBron James during the Warriors and Cavaliers game. The two companies who paired up for Samsung's Gear VR, a hot ticket item this holiday season, launched a LeBron James experience in VR called "Striving for Greatness" with a fantastically iconic commercial. When the commercial came on,…
Moore's Law is bound to pop up any time you read an article about the future of technology. Moore's Law is common knowledge in tech; it deals with the exponential growth of the number of transistors on a circuit and the speed that information is processed. I'd argue that there's a new law that is just as important bubbling up to the forefront today: The Law of…
The beauty of the cloud is the promise of simplification and standardization — without regard to physical or geographic boundaries. It's this "any time, any place, any device" flexibility that is driving rapid adoption. However, new government regulations on data sovereignty threaten to complicate the delivery model that has made cloud computing attractive, presenting…
In a world of statistics, here's a number that stands out: 71. That's how many times the word "innovation" was mentioned in a communiqué issued after the Chinese Communist Party's recent plenary meeting, which focused on China's next five-year plan. It's clear why China is concentrating so many words — and so much energy and effort — on…