This week, Thaddeus and Gary talk about Intel’s building projects, opening up their x86 patents for more innovation, chip shortages, droughts and fire, a SpaceX Starlink Update, the resurrection of We Work, and Special Purpose Acquisition Companies.

This week, Thaddeus and Gary talk about DLive, the blockchain-based livestreaming alternative to YouTube and Twitch. They also discuss the pitfalls of building woke AI, the burgeoning quantum computing race, and the continung rollout of Starlink.

This week, Thaddeus and Gary talk about the wild happenings with Gamestop stocks and the many tech angles to that story. Plus, they talk about ongoing tech censorship and the short memory of the tech press.

This week Thaddeus and Gary are back and we were a bit late to the release. They talk about AI that automatically detects and flags disinformation, the furthering Exodus of tech companies from Silicon Valley, the hack of the century, satellite launches, regulatory capture, and some predictions for the new year.

This week, Thaddeus and Gary spoke about the shocking death of Zappos visionary Tony Hsieh, the legacy of FCC chair Ajit Pai, Google's AI ethicist purge, and Salesforce's acquisition of Slack.

This week, Thaddeus and Gary spoke about antitrust wars, the upside of social media censorship, AMD's new acquisition, and the cost of the new Starlink beta.

This week, Facebook and Twitter both made a New York Post article completely disappear from their platforms. In this special episode, Thaddeus and Gary talk about the consequences of this shocking level of censorship.

This week, Thaddeus and Gary talk about NVIDIA's acquisition of Arm, the latest TikTok drama, Coinbase's surprising stance on social activism, and the exciting future of internet from space.

This week, Thaddeus and Gary talk about Lightmatter's new AI processor, the future of TikTok, and proposed updates to Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act.

This week, Thaddeus flies solo to talk about exciting new updates on Starlink from SpaceX, the exodus of tech companies from Silicon Valley, and the ongoing TikTok drama.