Videos

At IdeaFestival 2016, the CEO of El Toro explains why he founded his startup in Kentucky and what other businesses can learn about the upsides of smaller cities.

Cities are realizing the importance of planning and creating a roadmap for smart city technology to avoid problems in the future.

DevOps is a popular term in the tech world—but what is it? Find out … in less than two minutes.

At IdeaFestival 2016, science writer Pagan Kennedy talks to TechRepublic about how technology aids creativity, and what we can do to stumble into great inventions.

Texas Christian University neuroscience professor Diane Snow examines the true differences between how men and women think.

In an IdeaFestival 2016 session, Jonathan Dariyanani, president of Cognotion, Inc. explains why older people actually have an advantage when it comes to learning new tech skills, and offers tips on how to better learn as an adult.

At IdeaFestival 2016, scientist and philosopher, Susan Schneider talks to TechRepublic what she sees for future intelligent life, inspired by her work for NASA.

At IdeaFestival 2016, TechRepublic talks to CPO of Edj Analytics about how critical thinking skills we master from games like chess, bridge, and poker, offer lessons in other areas of life.

MIT system analyst Yari Golden-Castaño is one of 100 candidates for Mars One mission to colonize the planet by 2027. She spoke with TechRepublic about the tech humans need to get there and survive.

At IdeaFestival 2016, journalist Sonia Shah explains how pandemics are born and how tech can be used to intervene.

Margot Shetterly, author of New York Times best-seller ‘Hidden Figures,’ talks about black mathematicians at NASA pre-Civil Rights Era, a true story that inspired a forthcoming motion picture.

Football stadiums around the nation are starting to roll out state-of-the-art WiFi systems, along with app monetization and data analysis plans to match. Find out what the NFL is doing here.

Tonight is the first presidential debate. Get a quick rundown of where the candidates stand on issues that affect tech professionals and businesses.

It seems like more and more things are becoming “smart”—even cities. But what makes a city smart? Find out … in less than two minutes.

Blockchain is complicated and confusing, but lots of people want to know what it is. Discover the basics … in less than two minutes.

Fiber optics have been around for a while, and while the consumer world is just picking up on fiber networks the enterprise world has had them for a while. Here’s one common use.

IBM Watson does more than just win at Jeopardy. Find out what it’s capable of … in less than two minutes!

Wondering what’s behind the resurgence in VR tech? Find out in less than two minutes!