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Noteworthy story by Kevin Delaney of the WSJ in ferreting out the details (registration required) about who among the Google insiders won and who lost at the IPO last year. For those who don’t have a ...

Computer scientist David Cheriton has been a quiet force behind the scenes in Silicon Valley for decades, using his brains and bank account to fund vendors of equipment that transmits data between ...

In the realm of hitting the jackpot, being in the right place at the right time and taking a gamble can prove life-changing. One person who embodies this serendipitous combination is Stanford ...

Billionaire David Cheriton, and famed Stanford professor, was an angel investor in Google and VMware. But he's also cofounded many startups over decades including Arista Networks and his current one ...

SAN FRANCISCO — Silicon Valley billionaire and early Google Inc. investor David Cheriton lost in court Wednesday to friend-turned-rival Andy Bechtolsheim. It's Bechtolsheim's company, not Cheriton's, ...

SAN FRANCISCO — On the witness stand Monday, Silicon Valley entrepreneur and investor David Cheriton described an amicable relationship between the two companies he founded back-to-back in 2004. For ...

Computer scientist David Cheriton has been a quiet force behind the scenes in Silicon Valley for decades, using his brains and bank account to fund vendors of equipment that transmits data between ...

BEIJING--(BUSINESS WIRE)--AltoBeam a fabless IC design company developing products for advanced DTV receivers, today announces that it has successfully closed a 6 million US dollars round of Series D ...

SAN JOSE, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The winners of the IoT, Cloud & Cybersecurity Innovation Awards 2017 were announced at the NetEvents Global Press & Analyst Summit in San Jose, California, USA.

David Cheriton, a professor who made his fortune through holding shares in Google claims the billionaire lifestyle is offending, stating that people who practice it have “something wrong with them”.