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Autonomous cars won’t get into gear without better networks

EMERGING TECH By GUEST AUTHOR10 YEARS AGO

Mobile World Congress, running this week in Barcelona, is best-known as the launchpad for the hottest new smartphones. But especially this year, some of the most interesting connected devices are a little bigger: cars and trucks, especially those that drive themselves. But …

Making the ships run on time with predictive analytics

SPONSOR POSTS By GUEST AUTHOR10 YEARS AGO

This is a sponsored post commissioned by Pentaho Corp. Sponsor Posts are paid posts that appear on all pages of SiliconANGLE.com, supporting editorial efforts. For pricing and inquiries, email sponsor@siliconangle.com. Tugboats, barges, ferries and other water-bound workhorses are the bread and butter …

Are you ready for new data recovery regulations?

SPONSOR POSTS By GUEST AUTHOR10 YEARS AGO

This is a sponsored post commissioned by Oracle Corp. Sponsor Posts are paid posts and appear on all pages of SiliconANGLE.com, supporting editorial efforts. For pricing and inquiries, email sponsor@siliconangle.com. For years financial services companies have focused on simply backing up their …

Finally, Silicon Valley’s dog days are over: Here come the IPOs

THOUGHT LEADERSHIP By GUEST AUTHOR10 YEARS AGO

This analysis was written for SiliconANGLE by Matt Murphy, managing director of the venture capital firm Menlo Ventures and former longtime general partner at Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers. With a focus on cloud infrastructure and Software as a Service applications, he has …

Tech companies aren’t always friendly to trans women

WOMEN IN TECH By GUEST AUTHOR10 YEARS AGO

By Greta Jochem The workplace is not always friendly to trans people, and tech is no exception. At the Grace Hopper Celebration of Women in Computing held this week in Houston, software developer and trans woman Hazel Havard addressed this issue in her …

Voices from the world’s largest gathering of female technologists

WOMEN IN TECH By GUEST AUTHOR10 YEARS AGO

The Grace Hopper Women Celebration of Women in Computing drew 14,000 women and 1,000 men from 83 different countries to Houston this week. Hundreds of tech companies hosted recruiting booths for current and prospective women engineers. In addition, universities, policy institutes and …

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