Robert Enderle

Two decades after IBM sold its PC business to Lenovo, similar signs at Dell raise the question of whether it might be next.

The new HP EliteBook X Flip G1i 14″ is built for modern leaders, combining strong security, smart AI features, and sleek design in one powerful device.

Lenovo is stepping up in the AI race with its Hybrid AI Advantage™, showcasing strategic strength and outpacing rivals like Dell.

The AI revolution is shaking up the semiconductor landscape, and even giants like AMD, Intel, and NVIDIA must evolve rapidly or risk becoming relics of a fast-moving future.

HP, in partnership with Google, has introduced HP Dimension with Google Beam, a cutting edge 3D video solution that makes virtual collaboration feel as real as being in the same room.

In Bend, Oregon, AMD is shaking up the AI hardware race, proving it is not just competing with NVIDIA—it is gaining serious ground.

In Bend, Oregon, Microsoft stands at a pivotal moment in the AI revolution, echoing its early missteps during the rise of the internet.

This year, Google IO 2025 and Microsoft Build 2025 offered their respective glimpses into the AI powered world to come.

Microsoft appeared to have lost its footing at Build 2025.

Both Dell Technologies and IBM are typically seen as solid, consistent performers in the technology sector.