At a time when Silicon Valley is so focused on software, Tony reminds us that being truly revolutionary requires a combination of both great hardware and great software. A few years ago, it was the iP
More than 100 million Americans have a criminal history, according to a Department of Justice survey. Catherine Hoke of Defy Ventures believes that through training, these individuals can become succe
In this episode of Ventured, my partner Brook Byers and General Keith Alexander engage in a wide-ranging discussion on terrorism, Apple, cyber threats, Edward Snowden and network security.
No longer having to commit 20 years to service, interested technologists can put in a year of their time working in the public sector rather than spending a year traveling the world. Anyone who has co
Former Columbia University football coach Bill Campbell had long ago tossed the football for a more corporate role: coach to legendary CEOs such as Steve Jobs, Jeff Bezos, Eric Schmidt and Larry Page.
Artificial Intelligence will soon bring on another technological revolution, where machines may take your job and shake up the economy in the process.
Hacking is no longer the work of random "script kiddies," but is being organized by foreign governments. Existing security tools aren't up to the job of keeping systems safe.
I sat down with Ethan Brown, Beyond Meat CEO, and Doug Evans, the CEO of Juicera, for an episode of our Ventured podcast to discuss the impact food technology can have on climate change, sustainabilit
During Laszlo Bock's nine years as Google’s SVP of People Operations, the company has won more than 100 awards for its employment practices. Bock, who came to Google after stints at McKinsey and GE,