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David Jeans

David Jeans

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Senior Tech Reporter, Forbes

New York

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local government, policy national politics, federal government us congress, washington dc local,politics

Doesn’t Cover

live sports (but sports features are still fair game)

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Total articles 2305

  • Las empresas de drones militares de Silicon Valley tienen un grave problema con el 'Hecho en China'

    By David Jeans Verified| Forbes México Verified Fue el día después de que Mach Industries publicara un elegante video promocional de Viper, su nuevo dron de ataque militar, y el CEO Ethan Thornton tuvo un problema. Algunos espectadores con ojo de águila del video, que Thornton había publicado en redes sociales bajo el lema “Muestra, no cuentes”, se dieron cuenta de que el dron usaba un motor con un asombroso parecido a uno de un fabricante chino. Negó rotundamente que hubiera componentes chinos en ninguno de los drones de la compañía.

    By David Jeans Verified · Forbes México

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Silicon Valley’s Military Drone Companies Have A Serious Chinese Parts Problem

    By David Jeans Verified| Forbes Verified Pentagon leaders are calling for thousands of drones to prepare for war in the Pacific. But as Trump’s tariffs escalate tensions with China, they face an uncomfortable reality: Silicon Valley’s drone companies are addicted to Chinese components. Itwas the day after Mach Industries published a slick promotional video for Viper, its new military strike drone, and CEO Ethan Thornton had a problem.

    By David Jeans Verified · Forbes

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Clearview AI’s Founder Removed From Facial Recognition Company’s Board

    By David Jeans Verified| Forbes Verified After building one of the world’s most controversial facial recognition companies for years, Clearview AI cofounder Hoan Ton-That has been ousted from the company’s board, Forbes has learned. The move comes after Ton-That stepped down as CEO and became president in December due to the company’s struggles to secure major federal government contracts and raise funding. He then resigned as president last month.

    By David Jeans Verified · Forbes

    Apr. 09, 2025

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Forbes

New York, United States