Without much fanfare, Alan Eustace was lifted to a record height into the stratosphere by a balloon. He spent 2 hours going up, and 15 minutes coming down. A secret, three-year mission culminated in a ...

One year after setting the world altitude record for a jump from the stratosphere, former Google executive Alan Eustace says… Read More Subscribe to GeekWire's free newsletters to catch every headline ...

Google’s Alan Eustace, the Senior Vice President of Knowledge, is leaving the company. Google has confirmed with us he is leaving Google. TechCrunch first reported the news, saying Alan is simply ...

Another management change is underway at Google: TechCrunch has learned that Alan Eustace, a longtime Google employee and its SVP of Knowledge — and also the current world-record holder for making the ...

Alan Eustace—a 57-year-old computer scientist and senior vice president with Google—broke the world record for longest free-fall in history today. Eustace ascended some 25 miles up in a hot air ...

A senior Google executive has broken Felix Baumgartner's skydiving record, just over two years after it was set. Alan Eustace, who is the firm's senior vice president of knowledge, jumped from 135,889 ...

Alan Eustace, Google’s SVP of Knowledge is apparently planning to exit the company, a new report from TechCrunch indicated today. The former HP staffer joined Google 12 years ago, and claimed a world ...

Google executive Alan Eustace successfully breaks freefall record with his 135,890-foot jump. The balloon is being filled with helium in preparation for launch. (Photos couresty of Jim Harris - J.

The suit Alan Eustace wore during his record-breaking freefall jump in October 2014 is on view at the Smithsonian's Udvar-Hazy Center in Chantilly, Virginia. Dane Penland/NASM Former Google executive ...

Alan Eustace, Google’s SVP of Knowledge is apparently planning to exit the company, a new report from TechCrunch indicated today. The former HP staffer joined Google 12 years ago, and claimed a world ...