Welcome to TECHNYCAL
A podcast series dedicated to Silicon Alley, Silicon Valley – and sometimes the vast expanse in between
Christiane Paul
WOMEN IN TECHNOLOGY: KILLER SNAILS
TECHNYCAL is pleased to announce a new series called "Women in Technology" (WiT). Our first episode is with Lynn Loacker of Davis Wright Tremaine, a law firm specializing in technology. Lynn has brought along three female founders from an EdTech company called "Killer Snails." Also, visit ProjectW for more on opportunities for entrepreneurial women.
LATEST PODCASTS
Quantum Computing with IBM's Bob Sutor: TECHNYCAL PODCAST #8
Bob Sutor is VP - IBM Q Strategy and Ecosystem, IBM Research (Quantum Computing). This bleeding-edge technology will revolutionize "classical" computing.
Plus, you can run real algorithms on a quantum computer at this site:
The Things Network with Terry Moore and Frank Rose: TECHNYCAL Podcast #7
The Things Network is a volunteer organization that is implementing Long-Range Wide-Area Networking devices – also known as LoRaWAN –in cities around the world.
"Cloud Wars" with Bob Evans: TECHNYCAL Podcast #6
Bob Evans, Founder and Principal of Evans Strategic Communications, and former VP of Strategic Communications for Oracle, discusses the state of cloud computing and his rankings of the top 10.
In a Fog? Great! TECHNYCAL Podcast #5 -- Fog Computing with Lynne Canavan, Rhonda Dirvin, and Matt Vasey
Fog Computing allows sensors to communicate amongst themselves and then upload only the analytics to the cloud. Hear Bill Kozel’s roundtable conversation with the OpenFog Consortium.
Web Daddy: TECHNYCAL Podcast #4 -- Google's Vint Cerf
Dr. Vinton Gray Cerf is known as one of the "fathers" of the Internet, having developed the TCP/IP protocols.
I, Robot: TECHNYCAL Podcast #3 -- Oliver Mitchell, Autonomy Ventures
Serial entrepreneur and VC Oliver Mitchell provides a global view of the robotics industry. autonomyventures.com
Hot Chips: TECHNYCAL Podcast #2 -- NVIDIA, with Ian Buck
NVIDIA has become one of the hottest companies in the tech world. It produces microprocessors that power artificial intelligence, deep learning, and self-driving cars. nvidia.com
Your Host
Bill Kozel, Creative Director, TechWriters/NYC
At TechWriters/NYC, we translate geek speak into language that even a CEO can understand.
