In the late 1940s the U.S.S.R. forced one-sided trade treaties on its satellites so that Polish and Romanian foodstuffs and Czechoslovakian and East German technology flowed to the U.S.S.R. rather than to world markets.
Late last month the Kernel landed what it could claim to be a scalp of sorts – the standing down of Eric van der Kleij, the chief executive of the government-backed east London technology quango Tech City.
Nuts to your crazy, East Asian "technology," OK? Now, thanks to Zatz, I can look (no touching!) at FiOS TV 2.0, what the kids will call IMG.
As Medidata co-founder and President Glen de Vries said to me, "The East Coast technology scene, which New York has become the epicenter of, is based on people who came from within existing industries, and decided to use technology to reinvent them.
Funny quote from the press release: Kayak's CTO and cofounder Paul English says "As a native Bostonian, I am also personally gratified to finally see an East Coast technology firm purchasing a West Coast counterpart".
After years as an established player in the Boston and East Coast technology scene, General Catalyst took its shingle and headed out west to stake a claim in the second California dot-com gold rush of the mid-to-late aughts of the 21st century.
Doers and doings in business, entertainment and technology: East is East and West is West, said English soldier-poet Rudyard Kipling.
Designed by clever east London inventor Technology Will Save US, this DIY Gamer Kit lets you build your own handheld console (based on the Arduino hobbyist electronics board) then code your own games for it – or play the built-in selection.
This miracle of compression sells for $800, instead of $2,000 for a conventional ECG, and has reduced the cost of an ECG test to just $1 per patient.In Chennai, 200 miles (326km) farther east, Ananth Krishnan, chief technology officer of Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), is equally excited about an even lower-tech device: a water filter.
