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Speaking and writing from our team

John Bruce

CEO & Co-founder / Director

Recent

The Impact of Web 3.0
— WIRED Smarter
Spotlight on Inrupt
— Accenture Ventures' Spotlight on Europe
How distributed data will give us the best of the internet
— Dublin Tech Summit

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Sir Tim Berners-Lee

CTO & Co-founder / Director

Recent

Opening Keynote
— WeAreDevelopers World Congress
Three decades after inventing the web, Tim Berners-Lee has some ideas on how to fix it
— CNBC
The societal and economic implications of Web 3.0
— Web Summit

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Bruce Schneier

Chief of Security Architecture

Recent

Robots Are Already Killing People
— The Atlantic
Nervous About ChatGPT? Try ChatGPT With a Hammer
— WIRED

A Hacker's Mind: How the Powerful Bend Society's Rules, and How to Bend Them Back
— A Book by Bruce Schneier

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Davi Ottenheimer

VP of Trust and Digital Ethics

Recent

Cyber Security Headlines: Week in Review (September 11 – 15, 2023)
— CISO Series
Robots Are Already Killing People
— The Atlantic
Balancing Customer Data Privacy and Usefulness
— CMSWire

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Recent media coverage

Robots Are Already Killing People

‘Data Pods’ are Breaking Down Barriers to Media Collaboration

Substack and Inrupt Not Waiting for Web3 to Enforce User Rights

Taking back control: Could a distributed model breed a better AI?

Why It Feels Like Your Data Warehouse Solution Isn’t Serving You

The inventor of the web thinks everyone will have their own personal A.I.

Web 3.0 doesn't need a blockchain revolution

Inventor of the Web looks to fix internet

Tim Berners-Lee is building the web’s ‘third layer.’ Don’t call it Web3

Web inventor Tim Berners-Lee wants us to ‘ignore’ Web3: ‘Web3 is not the web at all’

Why Web3 is the future of the internet

How can you keep your streaming history private?

How the Inventor of the Web Is Trying To Save It

Centralized vs. decentralized data systems —which choice is best?

Could Sir Tim Berners-Lee one day unite Europe on a shared data platform?

'No-Party' Data Architectures Promise More Control, Better Security

Father of the Web Tim Berners-Lee prepares 'do-over'

He Created the Web. Now He’s Out to Remake the Digital World.

The Intelligence Unit: The Next Web

Interview: Web inventor Tim Berners-Lee thinks his creation is out of control. Here’s his plan to save it

Flanders sets up data vault service with the father of the internet

Tim Berners-Lee startup releases decentralisation tech to enterprises

Data Privacy Gets Solid Upgrade With Early Adopters

Tim Berners-Lee startup launches privacy-focused service to secure your data

NHS data: Can web creator Sir Tim Berners-Lee fix it?

Who owns the web’s data?

CEO John Bruce and CTO Tim Berners-Lee on WSJ Future of Everything

An Interview with Bruce Schneier, Renowned Security Technologist

Danny in the Valley Podcast: Inrupt's John Bruce, "The web we could have"

World wide web founder scales up efforts to reshape internet

Berners-Lee's Solid project: Schneier joins team to give you back control over data

World Wide Web's Sir Tim swells his let's-remake-the-internet startup with Bruce Schneier, fellow tech experts

GM is first in UK to trial new technology aimed at giving children the best start in life

Accenture Technology Vision 2020

Web pioneer Sir Tim Berners-Lee raises millions for start-up helping people take back control of their data

These technologists think the internet is broken. So they're building another one

Tech Giants Have Hijacked the Web. It’s Time for a Reboot.

A Pod world: How you’d trade your data for services over a decentralized internet

Web inventor Tim Berners-Lee wants to give you your data back

Boldness in Business person of the year: Sir Tim Berners-Lee

How Tim Berners-Lee's inrupt project plans to fix the web

Tim Berners-Lee is on a mission to decentralize the web

Exclusive: Tim Berners-Lee tells us his radical new plan to upend the World Wide Web

"I was devastated": Tim Berners-Lee, the man who created the World Wide Web, has some regrets