HeyJaredSarah's Tech
Sarah's Tech explores Europe's diverse tech ecosystems. From Berlin's startup energy to Stockholm's unicorn factories and the Baltic's digital pioneers – this podcast analyzes the trends, technologies, and talent shaping the continent.
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The Kill Switch Is Not Where You Think | A Sanctions Listing, a Domain on Hold, and the Layer Below the Law (opens the original)
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In Episode 16 of "Sarah's Tech," a server in Milan runs undisturbed while the website on it disappears. On 26 August, the US designated the Italian hosting collective Autistici/Inventati as a Specially Designated Global Terrorist under Executive Order 13224, alleging its services were built to support organisations Washington considers terrorist. The collective rejects that flatly and calls its work digital self-defence. Neither host can settle it, and the episode does not pretend otherwise. Wha
Three Lost Platforms | Sinclair's Rival, the Portal That Dissolved, and What Would Actually Keep a Company in Europe (opens the original)
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In Episode 12 of "Sarah's Tech," Sarah appoints herself nostalgia police and holds Markus to it: every story from the eighties has to end in a mechanism, not a memory. Three losses, one pattern. In 1981 two Cambridge companies fight over the BBC's schools computer contract; Acorn wins, sells a million and a half machines, and quietly funds a chip side project by two engineers — the Acorn RISC Machine. Europe doesn't lose the customer, it loses the standard to the IBM PC and MS-DOS, and the best
Europe's Tech Renaissance: A Tour of the Continent's Digital Powerhouses (opens the original)
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In the first episode of "Sarah's Tech," Sarah takes you on a journey through Europe's vibrant tech landscape. She explores what makes hubs like Berlin, Munich, Paris, London, and Stockholm unique and dives into emerging scenes in Spain, Denmark, and the Baltics. Learn about Europe's "privacy by design" approach and why its tech ecosystem is more like a microservices architecture than a monolith.
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