Don’t forget the computer that landed Apollo 11 astronauts on the moon
From the first steps to the leap forward, Mashable is commemorating the 50th anniversary of the moon landing with a…
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Diving deep into Africa’s blossoming tech scene – TechCrunch
Jumia may be the first startup you’ve heard of from Africa. But the e-commerce venture that recently listed on the…
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Dozens of more startups and how they are tackling affordability from every angle Dan Wu is a privacy counsel and…
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Dear Hollywood, here are 5 female founders to showcase instead of Elizabeth Holmes – TechCrunch
Joseph Flaherty Contributor More posts by this contributor Why the ‘end of the startup era’ could be great for entrepreneurs…
