Gareth Edwards is a digital strategist, writer, and historian. He unearths Silicon Valley’s tech history in his monthly column, The Crazy Ones.
Companies have no way back from a sudden loss of trust
How geopolitics can alter digital infrastructure
How Ed Roberts created the personal computer industry—and then walked away
The untold story of Lore Harp McGovern
Don Estridge broke all of Big Blue's rules to create the home computer. The company would never forgive him for it.
Adam Osborne was the master of momentum—until it all came crashing down
The reinvention of X
What happens when you breach the trust thermocline
The untold story of Jack Tramiel, Holocaust survivor and home computing's first king
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