Meta is now a paragon of openness (sort of)
Mark Zuckerberg has just announced a strategic shift for its VR headset
Philippe MEDA
Could the DMA force Apple to leave Europe?
A few weeks ago, I was interested in how U.S. tech
How the U.S. intends to reboot its defense industry with an ex-Apple exec and startups
While the U.S. Defense Innovation Unit (DIU) has supported national startups
Tim Cook's doctrine
In January 2009, Tim Cook, at the time Acting Apple CEO, was
China might be on the brink of 'involution'
The term "involution" has recently appeared more and more in
🟢 My Big Technology Framework - Part 4. The bottleneck crunch
For the next few weeks, I'm taking up the challenge of explaining all the mechanisms at play that lead a technological invention to become an innovation in the market. Which is probably more difficult than what physicists do when they try to explain the universe : )
🟢 My Big Technology Framework - Part 3. How the cone of incertitude builds up
For the next few weeks, I'm taking up the challenge of explaining all the mechanisms at play that lead a technological invention to become an innovation in the market. Which is probably more difficult than what physicists do when they try to explain the universe : )
Humane AI Pin? Not even close...
Tech journalists have started reviewing the first Humane "AI" Pins
Infrastructure is eating the world...
Marc Andreessen is certainly famous for coining the notion that "software
How Tesla (mostly) killed Hertz
In June 2021, finance veterans Tom Wagner and Greg O’Hara orchestrated
Amazon and mistiming Moore's law
As noted in my newsletter this week, Amazon is phasing out its
🟢 My Big Technology Framework - Part 2. The core engine and dealing with exponentials
For the next few weeks, I'm taking up the challenge of explaining all the mechanisms at play that lead a technological invention to become an innovation in the market. Which is probably more difficult than what physicists do when they try to explain the universe : )