NVIDIA at CES: Why It’s Leading the Charge as We Take a Giant Leap Together
At CES, NVIDIA showcased where its computing predecessors were.
Robert Enderle
Survey of iPhone and Samsung Users Say AI Sucks, but they Will Still Choose their Next Phone Based on AI
Interest in AI is trending down largely because no one is aggressively promoting smartphone AI use at the moment.
The Coming 2025 Security Nightmare. Why you Need to Fix your Purchasing Department
HP and their Wolf Security Group have concrete evidence that AIs use in creating malware has shifted from proof of concept to actual attacks.
The Art of Doing a Turnaround: Where Pat Gelsinger Failed
Intel can be turned around but it will take someone that will take the time to set the right priorities and use the lessons demonstrated by those few CEOs who have done it successfully.
Lenovo, Intel and Elliptic Labs Create Smarter Laptop
The Aura Edition offers Intels advanced mobile AI processor for localized use at a lower cost, making high end AI capabilities more accessible.
Why You Should Go to Microsoft Ignite in Person This Year, but Be Careful
Microsoft is not only one of the biggest first movers, it is also the most aggressive at deploying this technology internally.
AMD Outperforms on Quarterly Results but Misses on Forecast: AMD’s Bright Future
AMD has a number of advantages as we move into the age of AI.
IBM’s Prescinto Acquisition Positions it Well Against Data Center Energy Opportunity
IBMs acquisition of Prescinto adds to its already substantial expertise in energy management and potentially turns it into one of the most comprehensive data center solutions providers in the world.
Lenovo LISSA: Using AI for Good
Lenovo is significantly ahead of its peers not only regarding its AI offerings but with its internal use of AI.