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Ashlee Vance
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Ashlee Vance (born 1977) is an American columnist. He is primarily known for writing for The Register from March 2003 to August 2008, but moved to the New York Times in September 2008. Vance covered companies such as IBM, HP, Intel, and Dell, and also writes about a wide range of technology topics, including robots and Segway scooters. He tends to write in a sarcastic, cynical tone, much as one would read in MAD Magazine.
Vance has written a book, called Geek Silicon Valley, on the history of the Silicon Valley.
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Ashlee Vance (born 1977) is an American columnist. He is primarily known for writing for The Register from March 2003 to August 2008, but moved to the New York Times in September 2008. Vance covered companies such as IBM, HP, Intel, and Dell, and also writes about a wide range of technology topics, including robots and Segway scooters. He tends to write in a sarcastic, cynical tone, much as one would read in MAD Magazine.
Vance has written a book, called Geek Silicon Valley, on the history of the Silicon Valley. His writing often also appears in the New York Times and The Economist and such publications as the Chicago Tribune, CNN.com, the Globe and Mail, the International Herald Tribune, and CNET.
Born in South Africa, Vance grew up in Houston, Texas and now works in Mountain View, California.
Ashlee provides latest updates on Hardware & Server technology. Ashlee's latest radio talk show aims to make IT interesting for Register readers.
Semi-Coherent Computing podcast
Vance hosts an audio podcast called Semi-Coherent Computing, in which he discusses enterprise computing topics such as Datacenter cooling and blade servers, and interviews notable guests including chip pioneer David Ditzel of Transmeta, Sun Microsystems, and Bell Labs.
External links
- in The Economist
- (NY Times)
- in the New York Times
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