As a frequenter of tech shows, I’m very familiar with the big-budget spectacle and fanfare that frequently accompany them. It can sometimes feel a bit overblown—data storage with a side of pyrotechnics is still data storage. However, one upcoming event on my calendar may warrant such a display. Amazon re:Mars, coming June 21-24 in Las …
I had the privilege of attending AWS’s re:Mars in Las Vegas this past week. Amazon re:Mars is Amazon’s event for showcasing amazing work within the categories of machine learning, AI, robotics, and space. You can read my pre-coverage of Amazon re:Mars where I sit down with AWS’s Rachel Thornton, CMO, and Swami Sivasubramanian, VP of …
AWS And Axiom Are Showing The Future Of Commercial Space Exploration With AWS Snowcone Read More »
The James Web Space Telescope project has been plagued with problems, funding issues, and a long list of delays. The latest delay came today and pushed the launch date off to Christmas eve. Hopefully, in late December, its historic five to ten-year mission of scientific discovery will finally begin. The James Webb Space Telescope – …
The $10 Billion James Web Space Telescope Is Our New Time Machine Read More »
Don’t blink, or you will miss the next big thing from Planet Labs, and just as the past ten years have been exciting for the company, I believe the next ten years have the potential to be even more disruptive As Planet becomes a publicly-traded company in the coming weeks, I want to talk about …
The Past And Present Are Telling Of The Future, So What’s Next For Planet? Read More »
In 2010 Planet started with one simple, but extremely difficult, goal – it wanted to photograph and index every square inch of land on the Earth and repeat the feat every 24 hours. Planet’s unique daily-earth-scan combined with its one-to-many subscription data model that makes it even more unique. In a short span of ten …
