The Silicon Insider

This week Mike and Scott discuss the new Google child privacy updates, the 1.5 Trillion dollar infrastructure bill, and the Delta Variant's effects on profit.

This week Mike and Scott discuss Scott's first impressions of the new Ford F-150, a local book store harassed by anti-maskers, and the work from home impact on corporate culture.

This week Mike and Scott discuss the Robinhood IPO, YouTube takes on Netflix, supply chain disruption. 

This week Mike and Scott discuss the new corporate space race, The White House vs Facebook, and the post-pandemic stock slump.

This week Mike and Scott discuss John McAfee life and strange death in a Spanish prison after his US extradition was approved.

This week Mike and Scott discuss work from home push back from corporate America, Tesla's Bitcoin manipulation, and 23andMe going public.

This week Mike and Scott discuss Inflation, crypto, WWDC, and Jeff Bezos stepping down from Amazon.

This week Mike and Scott discuss a possible semiconductor shortage on the way, Privacy concerns over Amazon Sidewalk program, and earnings week.

This week Mike and Scott discuss how a number of Silicon Valley business stories have clamored for attention.  In terms of immediate impact, the biggest news was the San Jose City Council, after months of trying to cut a better deal, finally listened to all of those developers and real estate speculators who have bet big money in the neighborhood and voted to approve Google's downtown plan.  Even the San Jose Sharks, which had been threatening to move away over parking -- no one actually believed they'd do it -- caved.

This week Mike and Scott discuss hesitation from the public to reopening and this week's crazy corrections in the traditional and crypto markets.