Why is Microsoft showing so much interest in Linux? This question was originally answered on Quora by Mathew Lodge.

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Surface Book is a notebook and a professional tablet (Credit: Patrick Moorhead, Moor Insights & Strategy) Microsoft has been on a roll as of late. They’re doing great with Azure public cloud, substantially increasing Office 365 subscriptions, fielding a much improved Dynamics, and were first with an AI and CaaP ecosystem. […]

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Girls Who Code and Kate Spade & Company partnered this summer to establish a program for young women to develop their own tech and learn about how computer science engineers use other mediums, such as fashion, video games, art, and robotics.

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In an online lecture, a professor mentioned that Einstein could draw or imagine a 4-dimensional figure. How can one possibly do that? This question was originally answered on Quora by Alon Amit.

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The datacenter industry has been begging for a viable competitor to Intel’s dominant position in the server processor space. Qualcomm is now sampling its ARM-based server chips and may be in a strong position to take on Intel in this space in the coming years.

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Do astronauts ever skip a day of exercise while on the ISS? This question was originally answered on Quora by Clayton C. Anderson.

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Connected factories, robotics, artificial intelligence, augmented reality and 3D printing have the potential to disrupt and reinvent virtually every aspect of the $12 trillion manufacturing industry, unlocking unprecedented economic potential.

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Why you don’t have to build your tech company in silicon valley – advice from the CMO of Vivint Smart Home.

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When you are part of the financial industry the rumbling starts in July, the sound of anticipation of our favorite industry event, Money 2020. Everyone from the Citibank CEO to fintech startup employees who literally went through the couch cushions looking for change to pay for the $3,350 tickets were […]

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