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Remember Google Glass? Remember how hilariously it failed? There must be something in the water in Silicon Valley, because it seems like despite that hard lesson, tech companies are always trying ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I cover transforming large-scale companies and workplace diversity. At first glance, the future of tech looks limitless: just ...

Telluride is not on my annual festival calendar—too distant, too costly—and rarely I’m at Toronto, only with a film. So as a New Yorker, my personal fall awards season kicks off with the New York Film ...

Researchers point to technologies addressing GenAI-enabled code architecture, disinformation security and surface asset management as the most likely to be widely adopted by businesses by 2030, while ...

If this year’s Catersource + The Special Event conference taught us anything, it’s this: the future of events isn’t just bright—it’s beautifully designed, tech-forward, and deeply intentional. From ...

Everyone wishes they’d been early buying stock in Amazon, Google, or Apple. But in tech, being early doesn’t always mean being right. Sometimes, being early is just expensive. Over the past decade, ...

To cut down on platform overload with an AI “event crew” Tech company Markus AI recently debuted what it's calling the first complete AI event crew, built to eliminate the digital friction created by ...

To help attendees navigate complex event footprints Map Your Show has launched a new Attendee Floor Plan designed to make large, multi-location events easier to ...

Tech Trends in Government, hosted by the Denver Business Journal and sponsored by Comcast Business, brings together CIO's and government technology leaders for a focused discussion on how innovation ...

What could be in store for DC tech and economic development in 2026? 2025 was a volatile year for the region, both professionally and personally. Tech jobs slid, there was a record-breaking government ...

Some technologies deserve nostalgic affection, but others are cautionary tales that highlight exactly what modern designers, investors, and policymakers should avoid repeating. Looking back at the ...