SunPower CEO: Developing markets abound for solar
SunPower CEO Tom Werner said that "policy uncertainty"---notably reduced subsidies in Germany and Italy for solar power---is being offset by other regions throughout Europe and the rest of the globe.
SunPower CEO Tom Werner said that "policy uncertainty"---notably reduced subsidies in Germany and Italy for solar power---is being offset by other regions throughout Europe and the rest of the globe.
Scrub Daddy CEO Aaron Krause talks about how his company built out on SAP after appearing on Shark Tank to better integrate with the large retailers that drive sales of his smiley sponges.
Technology managers are mired in mediocrity, wait for technology vendors to innovate and fear being a first mover. The result: The U.
Developed nations spend $1,270 per capita per year to boost research and development and knowledge. But the returns are minimal.
Chief information officers need to plan for smart machines to replace workers and boost profit margins. You may not like the outcome.
The space agency is hoping technologies such as 3D printers can lower the cost of space hardware.
At the AlwaysOn GoingGreen conference in Sausalito, Calif., Steve Jurvetson of Draper Fisher Jurvetson describes the acceleration of computer and genetic technology through Moore's law, and then outlines nature-inspired methods for building nanotech.
At the AlwaysOn GoingGreen conference in Sausalito, Calif., Ira Ehrenpreis of Technology Partners discusses the current market landscape for clean-tech investing.
ZDNet correspondent Sumi Das talks to me about whether IT managers will continue putting capital behind green tech if the economy continues to slow down. I add that there is currently too much "green" marketing in the tech industry, and question the effectiveness of those campaigns.
Have you ever held back innovation because of information security concerns? Apparently more than a few technology executives are repeatedly gun shy.
