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I love reading Slashdot, WIRED, CNET, HackerNews....I listen to a lot of podcasts too. I'm in cyber so I do cyberwire and this week in tech, and some other ones too. Theres a ton based on whatever you're into (AI, ML, blockchain...etc)
It depends on how in depth you want. The Economist and FT both have decent high level coverage about broad tech trends - rise of AI/ML, cloud computing etc.
Otherwise -
ThoughtWorks technology radar, especially Techniques and Platforms, https://www.thoughtworks.com/radar
Stratechery, tech strategy analysis, https://stratechery.com
The blogs of people like Martin Fowler and Benedict Evans.
Sites like HackerNews are full of great information but it can be hard to sort the wheat from the chaff if it's not your area of expertise.
Read the news every day while on the throne
Reading the WSJ probably decreases your knowledge of technology
Make a professional twitter & follow the sources above on there
Join email subscription Hustle. Daily emails, 5 minute reads, never miss anything new in technology
Medium and tech crunch for skimming headlines (the articles are trash though). The other sites mentioned for reading articles. Also Reuters and cnbc
I look at Hype Cycle for Tech and do research based on the cycle. Also listen to podcasts and read books. Podcasts and ebooks are best for long commute.
Mit tech review
Arstechnica