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Our tech is growing and moving faster than ever before—which is why smartphones, smart cars, and smart homes can make us all feel stupid. That’s why Onyx Test Bench is cutting thru the fog on what’s new, and how smart technology can enhance your life instead of the landfill.From UHD to virtual reality, new apps and cars that drive themselves, we’re telling the story of tomorrow’s future in a way we can understand it today!

Onyx Test Bench

Every Tuesday and Friday, tech journalist Kara Swisher and NYU Professor Scott Galloway offer sharp, unfiltered insights into the biggest stories in tech, business, and politics. They make bold predictions, pick winners and losers, and bicker and banter like no one else. After all, with great power comes great scrutiny. From New York Magazine and the Vox Media Podcast Network.

Pivot

有趣的灵魂，聊科技人文。 欢迎收听《李自然说》，这是一个专注于商业、创业和科技人文的播客节目。主理人李自然，作为连续创业者、多家公司的CEO以及多个知名项目的投资人，将会分享自己的创业经历、投资策略、商业案例和独特的人生故事。 【如何联系主播】微信搜索个人微信号：liziran5460欢迎关注公众号「李自然说」获取更多资讯内容

有趣的灵魂，聊科技人文。 欢迎收听《李自然说》，这是一个专注于商业、创业和科技人文的播客节目。主理人李自然，作为连续创业者、多家公司的CEO以及多个知名项目的投资人，将会分享自己的创业经历、投资策略、商业案例和独特的人生故事。【如何联系主播】微信搜索个人微信号：liziran5460欢迎关注公众号「李自然说」获取更多资讯内容

有趣的灵魂，聊科技人文。 欢迎收听《李自然说》，这是一个专注于商业、创业和科技人文的播客节目。主理人李自然，作为连续创业者、多家公司的CEO以及多个知名项目的投资人，将会分享自己的创业经历、投资策略、商业案例和独特的人生故事。 【如何联系主播】微信搜索个人微信号：liziran5460欢迎关注公众号「李自然说」获取更多资讯内容

李自然说

Welcome to Aruba Unplugged, your first connection for industry insights, emerging technologies, and exclusive interviews with trailblazing IT leaders & visionaries.
 
With each episode, our hosts guide the conversation to uncover news, experiences, and industry trends from experts leading the charge of technological innovation around the world.

Welcome to Aruba Unplugged, your first connection for industry insights, emerging technologies, and exclusive interviews with trailblazing IT leaders & visionaries. With each episode, our hosts guide the conversation to uncover news, experiences, and industry trends from experts leading the charge of technological innovation around the world.

Welcome to Aruba Unplugged, your first connection for industry insights, emerging technologies, and exclusive interviews with trailblazing IT leaders &amp; visionaries.
 
With each episode, our hosts guide the conversation to uncover news, experiences, and industry trends from experts leading the charge of technological innovation around the world.

Aruba unplugged

This irregular podcast focuses on tech enabled innovation and how it's reshaping the business world.

Sparking Innovation

Innovation Heroes is a podcast exploring the people and businesses driving change in our drastically disrupted world. Host Ed McNamara explores some of the most inspiring stories of business innovation in the post-pandemic era.

Innovation Heroes

Tristan Handy has been curating the Analytics Engineering Roundup newsletter since 2015, pulling together the internet’s best data science & analytics articles.

Tristan and co-host Julia Schottenstein now bring the Roundup to real life, hosting biweekly conversations with data practitioners inventing the future of analytics engineering.

You can view full episode summaries and read back issues of the Roundup newsletter at https://roundup.getdbt.com.

The podcast is sponsored by dbt labs, makers of the data transformation framework dbt. To reach our team, drop a note to podcast@dbtlabs.com.

Tristan Handy has been curating the Analytics Engineering Roundup newsletter since 2015, pulling together the internet’s best data science & analytics articles. Tristan and co-host Julia Schottenstein now bring the Roundup to real life, hosting biweekly conversations with data practitioners inventing the future of analytics engineering. You can view full episode summaries and read back issues of the Roundup newsletter at https://roundup.getdbt.com. The podcast is sponsored by dbt labs, makers of the data transformation framework dbt. To reach our team, drop a note to podcast@dbtlabs.com.

Tristan Handy has been curating the Analytics Engineering Roundup newsletter since 2015, pulling together the internet’s best data science &amp; analytics articles.

Tristan and co-host Julia Schottenstein now bring the Roundup to real life, hosting biweekly conversations with data practitioners inventing the future of analytics engineering.

You can view full episode summaries and read back issues of the Roundup newsletter at https://roundup.getdbt.com.

The podcast is sponsored by dbt labs, makers of the data transformation framework dbt. To reach our team, drop a note to podcast@dbtlabs.com.

The Analytics Engineering Podcast

The Cisco TAC Security Podcast Series is created by Cisco TAC engineers. Each episode provides an in-depth technical discussion of Cisco product security features, with emphasis on troubleshooting.

Cisco TAC Security Podcast Series

We're looking at the ideas and engineering behind the gadgets! You never know, it might inspire you to invent the next must-have thing...

We're looking at the ideas and engineering behind the gadgets! You never know, it might inspire you to invent the next must-have thing...

Technology & Engineering for Kids

Short interviews with people doing interesting things to expand broadband networks that put community needs first.

Community Broadband Bits

The most interesting, entertaining, and table-flip worthy show about technology and gaming you'll hear each week.

Flipping Tables

Un podcast hecho por humanos que trabajan para un robot.

Robot

The Mac Show - Video

Shared Security is your premier cybersecurity and privacy podcast where we explore the bonds shared between people and technology. Join industry experts Tom Eston, Scott Wright, and Kevin Johnson as they deliver the latest news, actionable tips, expert guidance, and insightful interviews with top cybersecurity and privacy specialists. Stay informed and take control of your online security and privacy in today’s interconnected world. Tune in every week to discover invaluable insights, strategies, and tools to live confidently and safeguard your digital life.

Shared Security Podcast

Kendra Little's podcast discussing database performance tuning, software development, and working with data.

Dear SQL DBA

Databases and data engineering episodes of Software Engineering Daily

Data Archives - Software Engineering Daily

Beer Breath Podcast is a current events podcast hosted by Dominic Crook. Recorded in his home studio, Dominic has conversations with friends, family, and colleagues to discuss topics including (but not limited to) sports, video games, politics, religion, food, and entertainment. All under the influence of Alcohol.

Beer Breath Podcast is a current events podcast hosted by Dominic Crook. Recorded in his home studio, Dominic has conversations with friends, family, and colleagues to discuss topics including (but not limited to) sports, video games, politics, religion, food, and entertainment. All under the influence of Alcohol.

Beer Breath Podcast

Building Tomorrow explores the ways technology, innovation, and entrepreneurship are creating a freer, wealthier, and more peaceful world. <hr> Hosted on Acast. See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Building Tomorrow explores the ways technology, innovation, and entrepreneurship are creating a freer, wealthier, and more peaceful world. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Building Tomorrow explores the ways technology, innovation, and entrepreneurship are creating a freer, wealthier, and more peaceful world. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Building Tomorrow

Still Got Game focuses on the gaming industry from the perspective of adult gamers.  We look at news, reviews, and inside information in the world of video games.  Each episode touches on the community, the industry, and the games that keep us coming back.

Still Got Game focuses on the gaming industry from the perspective of adult gamers. We look at news, reviews, and inside information in the world of video games. Each episode touches on the community, the industry, and the games that keep us coming back.

2old2play presents Still Got Game

I'm Josh Long (@starbuxman), a humble Spring developer advocate at @VMWare, and this is A Bootiful Podcast (@BootifulPodcast), a celebration of the real heroes that drive ecosystems.

A Bootiful Podcast

A podcast by TechMoat Consulting on the strategies of the best digital companies in the US and China / Asia. Tech Strategy offers: -Deep dives into the strategies and business models of leading tech companies. -Lessons on important digital concepts. Lots more information available at <a href="www.jefftowson.com">Jefftowson.com</a>&nbsp;and techmoatconsulting.com To marketers, I do not have podcast guests.&nbsp; This podcast is not investment advice. Me and any guests may get the numbers or information wrong. The views expressed may no longer be relevant. Investing is risky. Do your own research.

A podcast by TechMoat Consulting on the strategies of the best digital companies in the US and China / Asia. Tech Strategy offers: -Deep dives into the strategies and business models of leading tech companies. -Lessons on important digital concepts. Lots more information available at Jefftowson.com and techmoatconsulting.com To marketers, I do not have podcast guests.  This podcast is not investment advice. Me and any guests may get the numbers or information wrong. The views expressed may no longer be relevant. Investing is risky. Do your own research.

A podcast by TechMoat Consulting on the strategies of the best digital companies in the US and China / Asia. Tech Strategy offers: -Deep dives into the strategies and business models of leading tech companies. -Lessons on important digital concepts. Lots more information available at <a href="www.jefftowson.com" rel="noopener noreferrer">Jefftowson.com</a>&nbsp;and techmoatconsulting.com To marketers, I do not have podcast guests.&nbsp; This podcast is not investment advice. Me and any guests may get the numbers or information wrong. The views expressed may no longer be relevant. Investing is risky. Do your own research.

The Tech Strategy Podcast

Search &#34;The Smart Guyz Tech Podcast&#34; 🎧 on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, PocketCasts, Stitcher, and other platforms for weekly Tech Talk, and Pop Culture conversations. Listen from anywhere in the world!🎙Thanks so much for listening. If you like the podcast, please Rate it 5 Stars on Apple Podcasts! Much love and have an awesome day! 🏝🌞Follow us &#34;The Smart Guyz Tech Podcast&#34; meaning &#34;Bigg Q&#39;s World&#34; for weekly awesomeness!❤ Follow Us : Instagram: @biggqsworld | Twitter: @BiggQsWorld | Facebook: Bigg Q&#39;s World | YouTube: Bigg Q&#39;s World💛 Goal: I want to share my love and enthusiasm for the world of consumer technology, Pop Culture, Black excellence, and to bring a little fun into your lives!If you know someone who would enjoy this podcast, share it with them!The Smart Guyz Tech Podcast does not own the rights to the majority of audio files used within. None of the audio shared has diminished the quality of the originals and are used for entertainment purposes only! However, if any of the content owners would like their audio removed for any reason, please contact us by email at platinumstylemedia@gmail.com Thank you!

Search "The Smart Guyz Tech Podcast" 🎧 on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, PocketCasts, Stitcher, and other platforms for weekly Tech Talk, and Pop Culture conversations. Listen from anywhere in the world!🎙Thanks so much for listening. If you like the podcast, please Rate it 5 Stars on Apple Podcasts! Much love and have an awesome day! 🏝🌞Follow us "The Smart Guyz Tech Podcast" meaning "Bigg Q's World" for weekly awesomeness!❤ Follow Us : Instagram: @biggqsworld | Twitter: @BiggQsWorld | Facebook: Bigg Q's World | YouTube: Bigg Q's World💛 Goal: I want to share my love and enthusiasm for the world of consumer technology, Pop Culture, Black excellence, and to bring a little fun into your lives!If you know someone who would enjoy this podcast, share it with them!The Smart Guyz Tech Podcast does not own the rights to the majority of audio files used within. None of the audio shared has diminished the quality of the originals and are used for entertainment purposes only! However, if any of the content owners would like their audio removed for any reason, please contact us by email at platinumstylemedia@gmail.com Thank you!

Search "The Smart Guyz Tech Podcast" 🎧 on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, PocketCasts, Stitcher, and other platforms for weekly Tech Talk, and Pop Culture conversations. Listen from anywhere in the world!🎙Thanks so much for listening. If you like the podcast, please Rate it 5 Stars on Apple Podcasts! Much love and have an awesome day! 🏝🌞Follow us "The Smart Guyz Tech Podcast" meaning "Bigg Q's World" for weekly awesomeness!❤ Follow Us : Instagram: @biggqsworld | Twitter: @BiggQsWorld | Facebook: Bigg Q's World | YouTube: Bigg Q's World💛 Goal: I want to share my love and enthusiasm for the world of consumer technology, Pop Culture, Black excellence, and to bring a little fun into your lives!If you know someone who would enjoy this podcast, share it with them!The Smart Guyz Tech Podcast does not own the rights to the majority of audio files used within. None of the audio shared has diminished the quality of the originals and are used for entertainment purposes only! However, if any of the content owners would like their audio removed for any reason, please contact us by email at platinumstylemedia@gmail.com Thank you!

Smart Guyz Tech Podcast

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You are listening to the Siemens Energy Podcast.&nbsp; The energy sector is undergoing an unprecedented transformation presenting challenges and opportunities. The demand for energy is increasing worldwide and at the same time, it is necessary to combat the effects of climate change and reduce CO2 emissions.&nbsp; On each episode, we bring you conversations from some of the world's cutting-edge leaders in energy. Our goal is to help you understand energy, the challenges we face today, and what the future holds. Subscribe and be sure to check out our website for more resources at <a href="www.siemens-energy.com " rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">www.siemens-energy.com </a> <hr> Hosted on Acast. See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

You are listening to the Siemens Energy Podcast.  The energy sector is undergoing an unprecedented transformation presenting challenges and opportunities. The demand for energy is increasing worldwide and at the same time, it is necessary to combat the effects of climate change and reduce CO2 emissions.  On each episode, we bring you conversations from some of the world's cutting-edge leaders in energy. Our goal is to help you understand energy, the challenges we face today, and what the future holds. Subscribe and be sure to check out our website for more resources at www.siemens-energy.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

You are listening to the Siemens Energy Podcast.&nbsp; The energy sector is undergoing an unprecedented transformation presenting challenges and opportunities. The demand for energy is increasing worldwide and at the same time, it is necessary to combat the effects of climate change and reduce CO2 emissions.&nbsp; On each episode, we bring you conversations from some of the world's cutting-edge leaders in energy. Our goal is to help you understand energy, the challenges we face today, and what the future holds. Subscribe and be sure to check out our website for more resources at <a href="www.siemens-energy.com " rel="noopener noreferrer">www.siemens-energy.com </a> Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

The Siemens Energy Podcast

Cargo Cult is a podcast hosted by Naomi Karavani and Michele Greenstein that pulls back the curtain on these often forgotten forces shaping our digital world.A cargo cult is what happens when people copy the visible parts of something they think is successful — without understanding the deeper systems that actually make it work.The term comes from World War II. Allied forces landed on remote Pacific islands, bringing with them cargo: food, medicine, equipment, and more. To the islanders, this sudden arrival of wealth and technology seemed magical. They noticed planes landing on runways, soldiers in uniforms, and people waving flags. After the war ended and the soldiers left, some islanders built fake airstrips and wooden control towers, hoping the cargo would return. They copied the form, not the function.Today, “cargo cult” is used as a metaphor — especially in science, business, and tech — to describe similar behavior: loving the surface level symbols of surface of success but missing what actually made it happen.So what does this have to do with Big Tech?A lot.In the tech world, there’s a tendency to imitate what successful companies look like on the outside — without really understanding what made them powerful in the first place. Teams copy Google’s culture, Amazon’s strategies, or Facebook’s experiments — but often miss the context that made those things effective.We believe the real engines of Big Tech’s rise are rarely talked about: deep partnerships with the state, access to elite networks, and the invisible support of powerful institutions. Our podcast, Cargo Cult, is about exposing this reality — and pushing back on the myth that tech’s biggest winners got there through merit, hustle, or pure technical innovation alone.The truth is, many of these companies were shaped from the beginning by their relationships with the U.S. government and intelligence community. Google got early funding connected to DARPA. Amazon’s cloud arm, AWS, landed massive contracts with the CIA and Department of Defense. Palantir was funded by In-Q-Tel, the CIA’s venture fund. Microsoft has long been a major federal contractor and now runs one of the largest government cloud platforms on the planet.These companies weren’t just building better software. They were aligning with the long-term agendas of state power — especially around surveillance, data collection, and behavior control. And yet, all over the world, tech founders and governments keep chasing and advertising the aesthetic of Big Tech: innovation labs, AI initiatives, moonshot pitches, and “disruption” — without understanding the political and financial structures that actually enabled these companies to dominate.This is the heart of cargo cult thinking.It’s not that Big Tech didn’t have talented engineers or good products. And we have nothing against open-plan offices or slick pitch decks. But the story we’re often told — of scrappy underdogs changing the world with nothing but brains and code — leaves out everything that made that kind of success possible in the first place. Regulatory capture, government funding, military contracts, surveillance programs, the workings of capitalism, and aligning with long-term elite agendas — these are the real foundations of Big Tech, and it&#39;s the stuff we like to talk about on the show. We also talk about pop culture sometimes.____Complain at cargocultpod@gmail.com

Cargo Cult is a podcast hosted by Naomi Karavani and Michele Greenstein that pulls back the curtain on these often forgotten forces shaping our digital world. A cargo cult is what happens when people copy the visible parts of something they think is successful — without understanding the deeper systems that actually make it work. The term comes from World War II. Allied forces landed on remote Pacific islands, bringing with them cargo: food, medicine, equipment, and more. To the islanders, this sudden arrival of wealth and technology seemed magical. They noticed planes landing on runways, soldiers in uniforms, and people waving flags. After the war ended and the soldiers left, some islanders built fake airstrips and wooden control towers, hoping the cargo would return. They copied the form, not the function. Today, “cargo cult” is used as a metaphor — especially in science, business, and tech — to describe similar behavior: loving the surface level symbols of surface of success but missing what actually made it happen. So what does this have to do with Big Tech? A lot. In the tech world, there’s a tendency to imitate what successful companies look like on the outside — without really understanding what made them powerful in the first place. Teams copy Google’s culture, Amazon’s strategies, or Facebook’s experiments — but often miss the context that made those things effective. We believe the real engines of Big Tech’s rise are rarely talked about: deep partnerships with the state, access to elite networks, and the invisible support of powerful institutions. Our podcast, Cargo Cult, is about exposing this reality — and pushing back on the myth that tech’s biggest winners got there through merit, hustle, or pure technical innovation alone. The truth is, many of these companies were shaped from the beginning by their relationships with the U.S. government and intelligence community. Google got early funding connected to DARPA. Amazon’s cloud arm, AWS, landed massive contracts with the CIA and Department of Defense. Palantir was funded by In-Q-Tel, the CIA’s venture fund. Microsoft has long been a major federal contractor and now runs one of the largest government cloud platforms on the planet. These companies weren’t just building better software. They were aligning with the long-term agendas of state power — especially around surveillance, data collection, and behavior control. And yet, all over the world, tech founders and governments keep chasing and advertising the aesthetic of Big Tech: innovation labs, AI initiatives, moonshot pitches, and “disruption” — without understanding the political and financial structures that actually enabled these companies to dominate. This is the heart of cargo cult thinking. It’s not that Big Tech didn’t have talented engineers or good products. And we have nothing against open-plan offices or slick pitch decks. But the story we’re often told — of scrappy underdogs changing the world with nothing but brains and code — leaves out everything that made that kind of success possible in the first place. Regulatory capture, government funding, military contracts, surveillance programs, the workings of capitalism, and aligning with long-term elite agendas — these are the real foundations of Big Tech, and it's the stuff we like to talk about on the show. We also talk about pop culture sometimes. ____ Complain at cargocultpod@gmail.com

Cargo Cult&nbsp;is a podcast hosted by Naomi Karavani and Michele Greenstein that pulls back the curtain on these often forgotten forces shaping our digital world.A cargo cult is what happens when people copy the visible parts of something they think is successful — without understanding the deeper systems that actually make it work.The term comes from World War II. Allied forces landed on remote Pacific islands, bringing with them cargo: food, medicine, equipment, and more. To the islanders, this sudden arrival of wealth and technology seemed magical. They noticed planes landing on runways, soldiers in uniforms, and people waving flags. After the war ended and the soldiers left, some islanders built fake airstrips and wooden control towers, hoping the cargo would return. They copied the form, not the function.Today, “cargo cult” is used as a metaphor — especially in science, business, and tech — to describe similar behavior: loving the surface level symbols of surface of success but missing what actually made it happen.So what does this have to do with Big Tech?A lot.In the tech world, there’s a tendency to imitate what successful companies look like on the outside — without really understanding what made them powerful in the first place. Teams copy Google’s culture, Amazon’s strategies, or Facebook’s experiments — but often miss the context that made those things effective.We believe the real engines of Big Tech’s rise are rarely talked about: deep partnerships with the state, access to elite networks, and the invisible support of powerful institutions. Our podcast, Cargo Cult, is about exposing this reality — and pushing back on the myth that tech’s biggest winners got there through merit, hustle, or pure technical innovation alone.The truth is, many of these companies were shaped from the beginning by their relationships with the U.S. government and intelligence community. Google got early funding connected to DARPA. Amazon’s cloud arm, AWS, landed massive contracts with the CIA and Department of Defense. Palantir was funded by In-Q-Tel, the CIA’s venture fund. Microsoft has long been a major federal contractor and now runs one of the largest government cloud platforms on the planet.These companies weren’t just building better software. They were aligning with the long-term agendas of state power — especially around surveillance, data collection, and behavior control. And yet, all over the world, tech founders and governments keep chasing and advertising the aesthetic of Big Tech: innovation labs, AI initiatives, moonshot pitches, and “disruption” — without understanding the political and financial structures that actually enabled these companies to dominate.This is the heart of cargo cult thinking.It’s not that Big Tech didn’t have talented engineers or good products. And we have nothing against open-plan offices or slick pitch decks. But the story we’re often told — of scrappy underdogs changing the world with nothing but brains and code — leaves out everything that made that kind of success possible in the first place. Regulatory capture, government funding, military contracts, surveillance programs, the workings of capitalism, and aligning with long-term elite agendas — these are the real foundations of Big Tech, and it's the stuff we like to talk about on the show. We also talk about pop culture sometimes.____Complain at cargocultpod@gmail.com

Cargo Cult

The One Minute Tips' - iPad Podcast is a collection of short Podcasted tips created especially for Apple's iPad users. Episodes will cover tips, tricks, shortcuts and applications to help make your ipad more productive and maybe even more fun to use. What will you learn today?

One Minute Tips' iPad Podcast

Open Apple

Download This Show is your weekly guide to the world of media, culture, and technology. From social media to gadgets, streaming services to privacy issues. Each week Rae Johnston and guests take a fun, deep dive into how technology is reshaping our lives.

Download This Show

Tech's Message is the Webby Award-shortlisted, globally five-star-rated technology podcast from British journalists Nate Lanxon (Bloomberg, Wired, CNET) and Ian Morris (T3, Tom’s Guide, Gizmodo). Hear news & nostalgia inspired by the week's consumer technology developments, tightly and professionally presented with insight and irreverent humour. <hr> Hosted on Acast. See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Tech's Message is the Webby Award-shortlisted, globally five-star-rated technology podcast from British journalists Nate Lanxon (Bloomberg, Wired, CNET) and Ian Morris (T3, Tom’s Guide, Gizmodo). Hear news & nostalgia inspired by the week's consumer technology developments, tightly and professionally presented with insight and irreverent humour. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tech's Message is the Webby Award-shortlisted, globally five-star-rated technology podcast from British journalists Nate Lanxon (Bloomberg, Wired, CNET) and Ian Morris (T3, Tom’s Guide, Gizmodo). Hear news &amp; nostalgia inspired by the week's consumer technology developments, tightly and professionally presented with insight and irreverent humour. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Tech's Message

In 2014 alone, Israeli startups generated nearly $15 billion in exits and IPOs. 
Startup Camel podcast reveals the inside stories behind the sizzling start-up scene of Israel - an 8-million-people-nation with more start-up companies and innovation than anywhere outside Silicon Valley. 

Every episode features an insightful interview with a founder of a successful Israeli startup and tells the story of how to build a great company from scratch. 
Learn entrepreneurship from those who have made it.

In 2014 alone, Israeli startups generated nearly $15 billion in exits and IPOs. Startup Camel podcast reveals the inside stories behind the sizzling start-up scene of Israel - an 8-million-people-nation with more start-up companies and innovation than anywhere outside Silicon Valley. Every episode features an insightful interview with a founder of a successful Israeli startup and tells the story of how to build a great company from scratch. Learn entrepreneurship from those who have made it.

In 2014 alone, Israeli startups generated nearly $15 billion in exits and IPOs. 
Startup Camel podcast reveals the inside stories behind the sizzling start-up scene of Israel - an 8-million-people-nation with more start-up companies and innovation than anywhere outside Silicon Valley. 

Every episode features an insightful interview with a founder of a successful Israeli startup and tells the story of how to build a great company from scratch. 
Learn entrepreneurship from those who have made it.

Startup Camel: The startup nation, unveiled

Putting a "not nerd" filter on nerdy things. Each week we cover topics related to a better technology experience, including practical tech news, tips and tricks. Nate and David aim to filter through all the tech news to bring you just the stuff you need to know.

Notnerd Podcast: Tech Better

AlphaMirrorless

Special events, discussions, interviews, and one-off shows from The Verge and the Vox Media Podcast Network.

Verge Extras

Roboism is a show mostly about robots. We are exploring how artificial intelligence, machine learning, and digital assistants are affecting our culture. Come explore the humanity behind the bots that are quickly becoming a part of every day life. Hosted by Kathy Campbell and Alex Cox.

Roboism

Alix Cave and Sam Moran discuss the latest happenings in the ever-expanding Texas Technology scene. 

From research institutes to gaming companies, Texas has decades of history of tech companies calling the Lone Start State home. And with the more companies than ever making the move, the new wild west of technology is happening here. 

Alix Cave: linkedin.com/in/cavealix/

Alix Cave and Sam Moran discuss the latest happenings in the ever-expanding Texas Technology scene. From research institutes to gaming companies, Texas has decades of history of tech companies calling the Lone Start State home. And with the more companies than ever making the move, the new wild west of technology is happening here. Alix Cave: linkedin.com/in/cavealix/

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Onyx Test Bench

Pivot

李自然说

Aruba unplugged

Sparking Innovation

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