Canadians: humble, mild, polite, with a global reputation for being non-aggressive. Except, of course, at a hockey game. And, increasingly,… Continue reading ⟩

Last week’s Social Casino Summit in San Francisco highlighted what appears to be a very narrow and crazy part of the… Continue reading ⟩

Starting a company is a possible at any age. To prove that innovation isn’t just a young man’s game, we… Continue reading ⟩

Queen Elizabeth II is honoring five technology luminaries with the first ever Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering. Robert Kahn, Vint… Continue reading ⟩

This is a guest post by Carlos Kemeny, a dual-PhD student at Carnegie Mellon University and Católica Lisbon School of… Continue reading ⟩

Walter L. Shaw is someone you’ve never heard of. But he invented big chunks of your world, and then died,… Continue reading ⟩

During Tuesday’s State of the Union addresses before Congress, President Obama repeatedly stressed the importance of new “research and technology.”… Continue reading ⟩

  Let me just get this off my chest; I was born and raised in The State of Rhode Island… Continue reading ⟩

Up in the wooded climes of the Pacific Northwest, a startup ecosystem is flourishing right alongside the salmon, eagles, and… Continue reading ⟩

The world’s best number crunchers did more than predict the outcome of the presidential election. They may have helped a… Continue reading ⟩