Mira Murati: From OpenAI CTO to Thinking Machines Lab
by Maria Nario | | Development | AI
Mira Murati helped lead OpenAI through the launch of ChatGPT. Now her startup is betting that customizable, interactive AI will come next.
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Women Who Built Technology: The Series
by Maria Nario | | Development
Nine women whose work shaped the internet, GPS, AI, software engineering, and modern computing — and whose names deserve a larger place in tech history.
Gladys West: The Mathematician Who Modeled the Earth So You Could Find Your Way
by Maria Nario | | Development
Gladys West spent 42 years calculating the exact shape of the Earth at a naval base. Without that work, GPS wouldn't exist. She died in 2026 at 95, largely unknown to the world.
Hu Qiheng: The Engineer Who Connected China to the Internet
by Maria Nario | | Development
In 1994, Hu Qiheng connected China to the internet without supercomputers. Here's the story behind one of the most consequential moments in internet history.
Ida Holz: The Engineer Who Connected Latin America to the Internet
by Cecilia Figueredo | | Development
Ida Holz was the first Latin American in the Internet Hall of Fame. She built the region's digital network from scratch and shaped how the internet developed across Latin America.
Hedy Lamarr: The Hollywood Star Who Invented the Foundation of Wi-Fi
by Manuela Nario | | Development
Hedy Lamarr was one of Hollywood's biggest stars — and the co-inventor of frequency hopping spread spectrum, the technology behind Bluetooth, GPS, and Wi-Fi.
Margaret Hamilton: The Software Engineer Who Saved Apollo 11
by Maria Nario | | Development
Margaret Hamilton led the team that wrote the Apollo 11 flight software. Without her work, the moon landing wouldn't have happened.
Grace Hopper: The Woman Who Taught Computers to Speak
by Manuela Nario | | Development
Grace Hopper built the first compiler in history and laid the groundwork for COBOL, a language that still powers much of the world's financial infrastructure.
Learning to Code in 2026: What World Are You Being Trained For?
by Enrique Sarmiento | | Development
Students already changed. Computer science curricula haven't. Here's what needs to shift — and who's already doing it.
Ada Lovelace: The First Computer Programmer in History
by Manuela Nario | | Development
In the 1800s, Ada Lovelace wrote the world's first algorithm for a machine that hadn't been built yet. Here's who she was and why her legacy matters today.
Junior Developers and AI: A New Generation, Not a Dying One
by Diego De Dieu | | Development
Entry-level developer hiring is down — but the data assumes a junior profile that's already becoming obsolete. Here's what's actually changing.
Radia Perlman: The Engineer Who Made the Internet Possible
by Manuela Nario | | Development
She invented the protocol that keeps the internet from collapsing on itself. Here's who Radia Perlman is — and why her name should be as well-known.