The birth of ProtonMailįounded out of Geneva, Switzerland in 2013, ProtonMail was the brainchild of Andy Yen, Jason Stockman, and Wei Sun, academic researchers working on various particle physics projects at CERN - where Tim Berners-Lee created the World Wide Web a quarter of a century earlier.
That’s not to say the technology won’t continue to evolve, however.Īgainst this backdrop, one Swiss company has been making inroads into the email realm over the past few years by putting privacy front and center. People may moan about email and wish it consigned to the fieriest of fires, but all signs suggest it’s here to stay. Microsoft followed suit with a bunch of new features for Outlook.
Elsewhere, Google gave Gmail a major upgrade a few weeks back with a big focus on security and productivity, while at its I/O developers conference this week the company announced a new AI-powered Smart Compose feature for faster emailing.
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