Welcome to the final episode of Techonomics Podcast Season 1. In our 19th episode, Arun and I sat down with Ahmed Siddiqui, VP of product at Branch and author of the book The Anatomy of the Swipe. We dove into Ahmed's entry into the payments industry, why he wrote his
Hey everyone – Arun and I are really excited about this episode. This week we sat down with Professor Campbell Harvey, Professor of Economics at Duke University and author of the book DeFi and the Future of Finance. Follow along as we dig into Professor Campbell's background, the story of his
Rahul Iyer leads engineering for the Stripe's Terminal product – the one I happen to work on! He also previously led production platform engineering at Airbnb, managed multiple engineering teams at Facebook, and has had stints at other startups in between. In our 16th episode, Rahul sat down with Arun and
Hey there – and welcome to our 15th Techonomics podcast! This is a big episode for Arun and me, not just because we are extremely excited about the guest we have for you this week, but because many podcasts don't make it this far. It's been said that half of all
Ben Foster is the author of the book “Build What Matters” and the Chief Product Officer at WHOOP. Ben sat down with Arun and me to talk about his book, building products, and how WHOOP pivoted their model to become a competitive force in the tech wearables market. You won't
Phil Bronner is a General Partner and Co-founder of Ardent Venture Partners. He sat down with Arun and me to talk about venture capital and the future of work after the pandemic, sharing his insights from more than 20 years in the field and his experience investing in the companies
Kate Brennan, the product lead for Stripe Terminal, Stripe’s in-person payments product, joined Arun and me in our 11th episode of the Techonomics podcast.
Kevin McNamara, the CEO of Parallel Domain, joined Arun and I in our 10th episode of the Techonomics podcast. We are excited to share this new episode with you as it dives into a bleeding edge topic – synthetic data.
In this episode, Çetin brings us through his journey into robotics, his opinions on the autonomous industry, and his quest to use unconventional methods to get us closer to full self-driving autonomy. It's a fascinating listen.
In this episode Bef spoke with us about leadership in Tech, what it takes to build a community, and his experience growing an audience on Clubhouse.
We're back with the 27th edition of Techonomics. We hit a milestone and now have 5,036 subscribers who get tech analysis delivered to their inbox! 🔊 Join Techonomics on Clubhouse here Arun and I are planning to host discussions soon in the new Techonomics Club on Clubhouse*! To get informed
In part one of this two part episode, Ryan talks with us about the history and business of digital maps since the late 90's and how the landscape is changing for new uses. In part 2, Ryan will build on the discussion to lead us through the importance of mapping in the self-driving space.
Arun and I are back and excited to announce our first ever guest on the Techonomics Podcast, Brian Shih. Brian is a Vice President of Product Management at Pocket Gems, a mobile gaming company. We are extremely excited to have him on the podcast to talk with us about the
Hi there -- I am back writing this week with a special edition of the newsletter -- a deeper look at the independent publishing space. I am excited to share actual numbers of my subscriber growth and some ideas on how to win as a platform in independent publishing. Before
The EU has been on fire with its rollout of the Digital Services Act and the Digital Markets Act as an answer to Big Tech antitrust, consumer privacy, and competition in Europe.
What happens when hardware and cloud companies design their own chips.
Thoughts on the Salesforce <> Slack acquisition, platform value, and why “who got the better deal?” is the wrong question.
A refresher on Bitcoin, its value, and how we got here.
Chip types, IDMs, Fabless, and Pure-play: why they matter and what's next.
Welcome to the final episode of Techonomics Podcast Season 1. In our 19th episode, Arun and I sat down with Ahmed Siddiqui, VP of product at Branch and author of the book The Anatomy of the Swipe. We dove into Ahmed's entry into the payments industry, why he wrote his
Hey everyone – Arun and I are really excited about this episode. This week we sat down with Professor Campbell Harvey, Professor of Economics at Duke University and author of the book DeFi and the Future of Finance. Follow along as we dig into Professor Campbell's background, the story of his
Jeff Birkeland is the VP of Product of Consumer Experience at Headspace and has built his career and expertise around the combination of product and content. He's been a Director of Product Management at Facebook, LinkedIn, Yahoo, and a few startups, but his love for content started when he was
Rahul Iyer leads engineering for the Stripe's Terminal product – the one I happen to work on! He also previously led production platform engineering at Airbnb, managed multiple engineering teams at Facebook, and has had stints at other startups in between. In our 16th episode, Rahul sat down with Arun and
Hey there – and welcome to our 15th Techonomics podcast! This is a big episode for Arun and me, not just because we are extremely excited about the guest we have for you this week, but because many podcasts don't make it this far. It's been said that half of all