About Times of Silicon
Silicon is built, not discovered.
That's the idea behind our name. The stories we cover — a startup's first funding round, an AI model's quiet release, a strategy shift buried in an earnings call — are the raw material of what technology becomes next. Someone has to pay attention to that material before it hardens into the products and platforms everyone eventually takes for granted. That's the job we've taken on.
What we actually do
Watching the edges, not just the headlines. The most interesting signals — a scrappy Series A, a niche AI tool solving a real problem, a strategic pivot nobody’s talking about yet — often show up before the big outlets notice. We try to catch them there.
Explaining the “so what.” A funding announcement or product launch means little without context. We connect the dot to the ones before and after it, so you’re not just informed you understand the trajectory.
Writing for people who build, not just people who scroll. Founders, operators, and early adopters read differently than casual browsers. We write with that reader in mind: dense with signal, light on filler.
How we work
We’re a small, opinionated team, and we’d rather publish fewer stories done well than chase every press release that hits our inbox. If it doesn’t tell you something you couldn’t have guessed, we don’t run it.
We also make mistakes and get things wrong sometimes tech moves fast enough that certainty is rare. When we do, we correct the record openly rather than quietly editing it away.
Who this is for
If you’re building something, investing in something, or just refuse to let the tech world move without you noticing — Times of Silicon is written for you specifically, not for a mass audience skimming for clicks.
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