
The TechArena is your source for authentic dialogue with technology's leading innovators. The Tech Arena is led by industry insider @TechAllyson.
Portland, Oregon
Joined October 2022
- Tweets18
- Following21
- Followers41
- Likes96
@techarena retweeted
🎧 On @TechArenaNow's recent podcast, @technosophos & @TechAllyson chat about cloud redundancy’s impact to sustainability + how Fermyon is delivering new serverless AI capabilities to help usher in a more sustainable computing future. Listen to it here: bit.ly/3rVE6F5
@techarena retweeted
More great news for The_TechArena! We were awardedr best content marketing in 2023 for our Cloud 2023 report. Thanks to @ab415 , @jwittich , @tsiong , @rebeccalipon , @technosophos , and @BevCrair for their valuable insights! enter.amcpros.com/dotcomm/wi…
@techarena retweeted
Today on @techarenanow, Iddo Kadim shares his insight on edge transformation on the world's largest stages, live broadcast featuring tech from #cloud, #5G and unique to the #edge. I hope you all enjoy!
thetecharena.net/content/edg…
@techarena retweeted
We’re partnering with @Boeing to develop technologies for the next generation of single-aisle aircraft. We'll collaborate on a full-scale demonstrator by 2030 to help the U.S. achieve net-zero carbon emissions from aviation by 2050. Follow @NASAAero: go.nasa.gov/3QLmfJ6
@techarena retweeted
For four years, @NASAInSight studied Mars' interior, marsquakes, and Martian weather.
Join our @Reddit Ask Me Anything on Jan. 10 at 3pm ET (2000 UTC), where mission experts will answer your questions about the lander's legacy: reddit.com/r/askscience

ALT Wide-angle photo from NASA’s InSight lander on Mars shows the area in front of the lander in the late afternoon sun. Two science instruments tethered to the lander rest on the sandy surface nearby. Part of the lander’s robotic arm is visible extending down from the top left. Distortion from the wide-angle lens bends the distant horizon into a curved shape, while low-angle sunlight causes a small bluish lens flare on the right side. Credit: NASA/JPL-Caltech
@techarena retweeted
"Here we are 100 years later making use of these chemistries in ways that we hope will benefit human health."
In her #NobelPrize lecture @CarolynBertozzi spoke about how her work builds on curiosity-driven research, and how important that type of research can be for our futures.




