The publication

DailyTech launched on 1 January 2005, founded by Kristopher Kubicki, previously an editor at AnandTech, and edited by Jason Mick. It published daily technology news at dailytech.com — hardware and silicon reporting, roadmaps, industry interviews and a comment system that served as the publication’s forums — and its news feed was syndicated by other technology and science sites. Archives record its final article in late 2017, and by 2021 the original website was no longer online.

The record

The DailyTech name, the publication and its complete 2005–2017 editorial archive were acquired in full, and DailyTech publishes today at dailytech.wiki. The name, the whole archive, the subject remit and the editorial standard carry forward together; dailytech.wiki is the publication’s current and only official home, and the 2005–2017 body of work is held here complete.

Articles from the 2005–2017 period stay attributed to their original authors and are preserved unchanged as a historical record. Kristopher Kubicki’s founding work and Jason Mick’s editorial line are part of that record. Reporting published today comes from the DailyTech editorial desk, to the standard the publication was founded on.

DailyTech publishes only at dailytech.wiki. Other sites using similar names, including domains such as dailytech.in, hold no part of the DailyTech name, archive or editorial history.

Boilerplate — free to quote

DailyTech is a technology news, review and reference publication founded on 1 January 2005 by Kristopher Kubicki, formerly an editor at AnandTech, and edited by Jason Mick. It published daily technology news at dailytech.com, at a reduced pace in its later years, through the last article of that period in late 2017. The DailyTech name, the publication and its complete 2005–2017 archive were acquired in full, and DailyTech publishes today at dailytech.wiki: the same name, the same subject remit of silicon, hardware, software, AI and technology policy, and the same editorial standard, with the archive preserved unchanged and credited to the writers who wrote it.

Short form: DailyTech is a technology news, review and reference publication founded in 2005 and published today at dailytech.wiki.

The original archive, year by year

The 2005–2017 publication is preserved as a reference record. Each year below links directly to Internet Archive captures of the original dailytech.com site, so the record can be checked independently. Our archive record gives the year-by-year context alongside these captures.

Whole-site capture index: dailytech.com on the Internet Archive.

Reference entries

The publication’s founding, editor and history are documented in public reference sources:

Timeline

  1. 1 January 2005 — DailyTech launches, founded by former AnandTech editor Kristopher Kubicki as a daily technology news publication.
  2. 2005 – 2014 — Daily news, industry interviews and hardware roadmap coverage, with a comment system that served as the site's forums and a syndicated news feed used by other sites.
  3. 2015 – 2016 — Publishing continues at a reduced cadence as the daily news market shifts.
  4. Late 2017 — The last article of the dailytech.com period is published.
  5. Today — DailyTech publishes at dailytech.wiki, holding the name, the editorial standard and the complete 2005–2017 archive.

Press contact

Press, corrections and archive enquiries: editor@dailytech.wiki. The current editorial desk is listed on the masthead, and the section experts who write and review by beat are on the contributing experts page.