Brigham Young University student Moriah McClanahan is one of 10 winners of the $10,000 Google Anita Borg Memorial Scholarship for 2005-2006. "It's really an honor to win this scholarship. Anita Borg ...

Anita Borg, a Silicon Valley computer scientist and influential advocate for the involvement of women in technology, died of brain cancer on Sunday, April 6, at her mother’s home in Sonoma, Calif. Her ...

Beneath the foggy coastal ranges where Anita Borg once rode her mountain bike, hundreds of friends, family members, colleagues and admirers of the late Silicon Valley computer scientist and feminist ...

The Anita Borg Change Agent Award recognizes three experienced women from around the world whose work goes to the heart of the Anita Borg Institute’s mission: to increase the impact of women on all ...

Anita Borg, who dedicated her life to getting women and technology together, died of brain cancer Monday. She was 54. An outspoken critic of male dominance in the tech world, Ms. Borg shattered the ...

MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. -- Years ago, I had the privilege of working in the office next door to Anita Borg at Western Research Laboratory. Anita was my best friend at the company — super smart, and an ...

Uber's actions are having real consequences. The Anita Borg Institute for Women and Technology ended a partnership with Uber over allegations of the ride-hailing giant's treatment of women employees. ...

Anita Borg, a computer scientist who broke new ground for women in technology, died Sunday of brain cancer at her mother’s Sonoma home. She was 54. Borg, who taught herself how to program computers ...

Anita Borg, a respected computer scientist who worked to increase the ranks of women in technology, died late Sunday. The cause of her death was brain cancer, according to the Institute for Women and ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I cover energy, climate, sustainability, & ESG and women's careers When Brenda Darden Wilkerson received a call from a recruiter ...

Women ought to be involved to a much greater extent in creating technology that’s used worldwide - and business leaders everywhere need to wake up to that idea. That’s the view of Dr Telle Whitney, ...