In the works: Silicon Valley African American Cultural Center Silicon Valley African American Cultural Center and housing development at 2001 The Alameda in San Jose, concept. (Courtesy Moody ...

Greene, a pioneering Silicon Valley technologist ... this year when he was honored as one of the 50 most important African-Americans in technology in an exhibit at Palo Alto City Hall.

Bannon then went nuclear on Silicon Valley. He said the community is an “apartheid entity” that undermines American workers, referencing the South African system of racial segregation that ...

At African Leadership University on Mauritius, students come from across Africa to learn how to lift up their countries and the continent. Some of the students made a trip to Silicon Valley in ...

Meanwhile, Paul-Dike’s ‘Dream’ had screened at festivals such as AFRIFF (2023), the Silicon Valley African ... s 29th Annual S.E. Manly African American Short Film Showcase (2024), the ...

made by one Silicon Valley investor, that DeepSeek is an elaborate plot by the Chinese government to destroy the American tech industry. I also think it’s plausible that the company’s ...

Silicon Valley is coming to grips this week ... is more or less on par with advanced models from American tech giants — and it was built for a fraction of the cost, apparently with less advanced ...

Google will rename the Gulf of Mexico and Alaska’s Denali mountain in Google Maps to comply with an executive order issued by President Donald Trump that changed the names of several American ...

The smartphone industry is rapidly adopting silicon-carbon battery technology, offering higher energy density, faster charging speeds, and improved durability. Compared to traditional lithium-ion ...

When the high and mighty of Silicon Valley assumed their privileged perch at the swearing-in of President Trump, it was an ...

Tech billionaire and anti-aging influencer Bryan Johnson responded plainly that he does not believe he is going to die, thanks to his lifestyle. Johnson appeared on The Free Press’ "Honestly ...