TechThis is how Snap is fostering the future of augmented realitySnap’s Sophia Dominguez, the company’s head of AR platform partnerships, helps developers see what’s possible to create the future of computing.
Fast Company MagazineThis Dell dude helps make the world’s best Windows laptopsDonnie Oliphant’s Dell XPS laptops are lapping the competition.
Fast Company MagazineMeet the Google executive giving your search superpowersLiz Reid, Google’s VP of search, shortens your path to the info you seek.
Fast Company MagazineGrammarly writes a new corporate playbookAs business leaders embrace the written word, Grammarly’s AI is smoothing out their prose.
Fast Company MagazineHow AWS CEO Adam Selipsky is keeping its $59 billion flywheel spinningAmazon Web Services is the engine that powers Amazon—and countless other companies. Here’s how its new leader stays ‘restless and dissatisfied.’
Fast Company MagazineHow a DeepMind scientist solved a problem that long seemed unsolvableJohn Jumper and his AlphaFold team at DeepMind built an algorithm that could predict the 3D shape of proteins. Now researchers can start using it to explore cures for rare diseases.
TechMarissa Mayer’s new project is a suite of timesaving appsThe Google and Yahoo vet shares a few cryptic details about her new foray into the productivity space with Lumi Labs.
CreativityHBO Max is not (just) HBO. But it does look a lot like cablePowered by WarnerMedia’s vast content machine, the upcoming AT&T streaming service follows a classic TV strategy: offering something for everyone.
Fast Company MagazineSquare is one of the most innovative companies in the world because it provides a more elegant way to payIn addition to elegant terminals, the company is offering a growing array of services that includes payroll, loans, and scheduling.
Fast Company MagazineApple’s best new product isn’t a phone or a tabletThe company’s iPhone sales may have dipped, but 6.9 billion transistors per processor will create exciting new experiences.
Fast Company MagazineHere’s why Disney just may be able to compete with NetflixThrough its acquisitions of BAMTech and Hulu (not to mention a little company called Fox), the media giant is looking bigger and stronger than ever.
TechInside Evernote’s brainAs it refreshes its brand, the company behind the note-taking app reflects on its past, present, and future–and the true meaning of “Remember everything.”
NewsSerena Williams is retiring from tennis to focus on other businesses. Here’s a look at her empire