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In 1971, one tiny chip invented by an Italian American Physicist started the technology revolution behind today's AI, phones and PCsThe Federico Faggin story begins with a chip smaller than a fingernail but powerful enough to reshape modern life. In 1971, the Intel 4004 ...- Actors and writers, getting under skins: Both share a predilection for empathy and the urge to step into someone else's shoesActors and writers often share a unique bond as natural storytellers and vigilant observers of the human condition. Notably, several actors...
- Meet a US startup trying to break China's rare-earth monopolyFacing China's near-monopoly, these companies navigate high processing costs and market volatility, seeking government support to build a s...
- Can atheists appreciate the art of faith?An atheist confesses a deep admiration for religious art and cultural expressions, viewing them as masterful "total artworks." The author a...
- Mother Tongue-Untied: Why urban India may outgrow the language warsThe author reflects on language and identity through his family's experiences. His father and father-in-law, both multilingual, might only ...
- Vedanta Resources' Sanjeev Gemawat joins Essar Group as group general counsel and head of legalSanjeev Gemawat, currently group general counsel at Vedanta Group, will join Essar Group as the group general counsel and head of legal. Wi...
- US Open: Bhambri and Bopanna win with respective partners, Balaji exitsYuki Bhambri and Albano Olivetti move to the US Open men's doubles third round after a tough win over Austin Krajicek and Jean-Julien Roger...
- Wimbledon: Bopanna-Ebden crashes out after defeat against Jebens-FrantzenBopanna and Ebden failed to control the match in the opening stage and gave their opponents Jebens and Frantzen a 4-1 lead without any stru...
- Wimbledon Day 4 Andy Murray vs Stefanos Tsitsipas: Today's matches, complete schedule and order of playAndy Murray (GBR) vs Stefanos Tsitsipas will be facing each other in the second round at Wimbledon today. It will be the third match of the...
- Milan Furniture Fair enthrals after 2-year hiatus, showcases sustainable creationsEye-catching novelties included an oversize gild-framed NFT.
- Saketh Myneni makes it to US Open singles main drawIn the earlier rounds, Myneni, seeded 26th, won 7-6 (6) 6-4 over local lad Mitchell Krueger. Myneni beat Albano Olivetti of France 7-5 6-3 ...
- Return of Typewriter: Why iPad's Hanx Writer is the best app launchedI didn’t quite get the appeal of this semi-retro-future chic that first appeared on the foolscap horizon two years ago in the form of the N...
- The Times’ newsroom rings with sounds of typewriters againTo the surprise of Times journalists, a tall speaker on a stand has been erected in the newsroom to pump out typewriter sounds, to increase...
- Obsolescence of commonplace things kindles nostalgia for the pastNo one wants to return to the bad old days of cross bar telephone exchanges, but that has not diminished the appeal of ‘kring-kring’ ringto...
- A history of wearable devices: Some hits and missesHistory of wearable computing is also a history of several misses and a few hits. ET traces this history and offers some glimpse of what on...
- ET WEALTH: How Jayont Sharma overcame obstacles to set up gaming company Milestone Interactive GroupJayont Sharma plans to use funds to set up 50 stores in India's 30 top cities over the next three years.
- Joint Ventures losing relevance with increasing number of splits between Indian and foreign companiesJoint Ventures are losing relevance, as evidenced in the increasing number of splits.
- Spice sale: Life comes full cell circle for ModiToday, the wheel has come full circle for him with Mr Modi ceasing to be in the wireless business ceding control to the AV Birla Group comp...
- Identity crisis: When brands fake their nationalityAdopting another country’s attributes to sell a brand is a risk-laden strategy with few benefits.
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