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Big Tech Archive

Archives for July 2017

Technology
Actually, Amazon now says it’s not developing its own winesActually, Amazon now says it’s not developing its own wines
Technology

A new wine label called Next appeared on Amazon.com in late June.

By Jason Del Rey
Technology
Why Google’s newest AI team is setting up in CanadaWhy Google’s newest AI team is setting up in Canada
Technology

Things are friendlier in the north.

By Tess Townsend
Technology
Full transcript: Johana Bhuiyan answers Uber questions on Too Embarrassed to AskFull transcript: Johana Bhuiyan answers Uber questions on Too Embarrassed to Ask
Technology

Sexual harassment, lawsuits, firings — can this company be saved?

By Recode Staff
Technology
Facebook’s and Twitter’s executive leadership are still the most white among big Silicon Valley companiesFacebook’s and Twitter’s executive leadership are still the most white among big Silicon Valley companies

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