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For Driverless Cars, the Hardest Design Problem is the One You'll Never Guess

With very few actual use case studies to guide our thinking, car designers are doing their best to guess how people will interact with the cars, van, trucks and buses of the future.

Will We Talk More if We Text Less?

Is California accidentally leading the way?

Why Smart Companies Still Get Hacked

Today’s tools are terribly misaligned for corporations with a cloud-first IT management strategy.

Tech Startup: Tackling the Last Frontier

The impetus for Stateless’ platform stems from problems with the “shift of workload from the enterprise to the public cloud,” Kablan says.

The Futurist: The Inner Vision Theory

We will all be spending the rest of our lives in the future, so we really should learn more about how we’re make the transition from the here-and-now to what-comes-next.

Why Denver's Growth has a Friend in Tech

Companies such as Slack, Guild Education and Gusto have committed significant growth to the city while other homegrown heroes like Ibotta, Craftsy and GoSpotCheck have done their part in job creation.

The Futurist: The Coming Era of AI-Enhanced Superhumans

We have entered into more of an augmented intelligence era. There’s a huge difference between augmenting a human and superseding them.

A Tale of Smart Cities

According to a report from Persistence Market Research, the smart cities market, comprised of transportation, utilities, buildings and smart citizen services, is expected to reach $3.48 trillion by the year 2026.