TechWire stalwart, longtime Triangle tech reporter Rick Smith announces retirement
WRAL Digital Business and Technology Manager Rick Smith, one of the creators of the TechWire brand, is retiring.
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A profile in courage: How my little sister’s 50-year fight against disease would have made Jimmy V proud
Editor’s note: Scores of family and friends gathered on March 9, 2020, to honor the life of...
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Red Hat CEO warns Hatters: ‘Required change in the work we all do’ & ‘cultural change’ are coming
Note: The Skinny blog is written by Rick Smith, editor and co-founder of WRAL TechWire, which...
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Worst of times may be coming but Triangle entrepreneurs at Tweener Fund press ahead with deals
Scot Wingo and Robbie Allen, veteran Triangle entrepreneurs who have certainly seen the best – and worst – of times continues to make deals and bring in more partners at the Triangle Tweener Fund which has rapidly become a national pacesetter in startup deals. But why now with so much glum economic news, let alone fallout from the failure of tech titan Silicon Valley Bank?
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Big changes are coming to TechWire’s Jobs Report – here is a breakdown
Big changes are coming to one of the most popular – and enduring – features ever launched in the 21-year history of WRAL TechWire: Our exclusive Jobs Report.
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IBM unveils AI supercomputer ‘in the cloud’ – is it a preview of Skynet?
Yes, IBM (and let’s not leave out Red Hat, IBM’s core cloud player) has found another way to tout its cloud computing business by creating what it calls an artificial intelligence-focused supercomputer that exists in the cloud. So this begs the question: Skynet in the cloud someday?
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Hungry for work: Frustrated job seeker sends her resume on a cake to Nike but …
This may be the best signoff phrase ever for job seekers: “Yes, I am that girl who sent my resume on a cake to Nike.” Meet the cake mailer: Karly Pavlinac Blackburn.
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No brakes on Spiffy: Fast-growing vehicle services company expands toolkit – here’s why
Get Spiffy apparently is en route to full customer service of vehicles from the bumper to drive train, engine to cleanup, and somedays bumpers. That’s the breathtaking scope of CEO Scot Wingo’s vision with news today that the Triangle company is offering another new line of services.
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Will ‘fat and happy’ NC land a new chip factory? An insider says ‘possibly’
An industry insider shares his thoughts about whether North Carolina is in the race to land a new semiconductor factory in an exclusive interview with WRAL TechWire.
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Triangle is growing FAANGs as big tech seeks to feast on region’s talent, benefits
It’s hard to believe that just four years ago the Triangle went from a huge player for big tech projects from Amazon, Apple and the Army to an also-ran. Nice headlines to promote the “halo effect” of being a finalists for Amazon’s HQ2, Apple’s new campus and an Army headquarters, but … Now, the Triangle is wearing the halo – or crown. What has happened? Let’s take a look back, today and forward.
