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Do you know Bangalore is wrongly termed as Silicon Valley of India? US Silicon Valley comprises of San Jose, Palo Alto, Mountain View, Cupertino, Sunnyvale, Menlo Park, Santa Clara & Redwood City. These cities are located in Southern San Francisco B

Peter Thiel Says AI is Bad News for People with Maths Skills, Not Writers, here’s how: Peter Thiel believes that AI advancements in solving math problems will negatively impact individuals with strong math skills but benefit those in the field of wr

The 100th engineer at Facebook made far more money than 99% of Silicon Valley entrepreneurs.

Bangalore is India's Silicon Valley - someone says it's hell true, and others be like it's not - what's your POV? PS: My elder brother took those pics on his first day at the Amazon Office as a Category Manager.

Here, we see Silicon Valley allowing and empowering immigrants to make fortunes based on talent and persistence. Meanwhile, we have the so-called 'cheap version' of Silicon Valley, which wants to discriminate against even the people of the same count

Bangalore's Silicon Nightmare; Is it becoming a valley of Broken Dreams? Bangalore, the so-called "Silicon Valley of India" is more like a silicon dumpster fire. The city's crumbling infrastructure can't keep up with the brain drain of techies and m

Everyone is eyeing a piece of the pie. In my opinion, it's not going to make a significant difference for a city which has emerged as the Silicon Valley of India over decades. Though if the water crisis looms around for quite some time, that's anothe

In 2011, Peter Thiel started giving people money to drop out of college. The result? $250B produced in value. Figma, Ethereum, Loom, and over 250 companies were born. Here's how one man destroys the traditional education system : Peter Thiel, c

Peter Thiel criticizes the U.S. college system, likening it to the corrupt Catholic Church of 500 years ago. He argues that education has become a substitute for future planning, driven by societal anxiety, with the K-12 system overly focused on coll

I've recently enjoyed "That Will Never Work: The Birth of Netflix" and "Zero to One" by Peter Thiel. I'm looking for more books that dive into the early days of today's most successful companies. Any recommendations for books that can help me bette