Analyzing The DNC Virtual Convention: What Worked And What Didn’t
Find out in this article what worked and what didn’t during the live stream of the recent Democratic National Convention.
Robert Enderle
The Qualcomm Appellate Court Win Or How Apple Almost Gave The Tech Market To China
Apple allegedly falsified evidence to get the US Government to destroy Qualcomm’s income source to allow Apple to take control of Qualcomm’s Intellectual Property.
Google’s Wing: So Far The Most Advanced Solution For Autonomous Drone Delivery
The Google Wing drone has an operational range of 6 miles, which isn’t a lot when you are covering a city. But with existing shopping centers designed to be conveniently placed and likely in some trouble due to the Pandemic and related changing buying patterns may likely be converted to drone depots with restaurants.
NVIDIA’s DGX SuperPOD: Redefining AI In The Shadow Of A Pandemic
NVIDIA is again at the forefront in building supercomputers. It does the most exciting and most critical jobs that we expect from any computers now.
The Intel Pandemic Response: How A Processor Company Struggled To Make A Difference
Due to the global pandemic, Intel and its partners acknowledge that remote care is the new standard. They now realize that the systematic issues concerning inequality in healthcare and education need to be addressed and that the fixes go beyond devices and must include innovative ways to engage and keep remote students and employees connected.
The Critical Need For 5G During The Pandemic
Access to a reliable wireless network connection is important now more than ever due to the Covid-19 pandemic. In comes 5G with its increased security that is vital for both healthcare and security.
Analyzing And Fixing Facebook’s Death Spiral
Facebook needs to become a company that people again trust and start behaving strategically because they are rapidly becoming buried by a sequence of bad tactical decisions that have to be reversed. If they don’t, the firm is likely to be both broken up and heavily regulated, which will likely, eventually, kill it.
HP And Imagining A Better Tomorrow
Closed Loop Recycling is HP’s answer to to address the growing ocean born plastics problem. This is what HP uses in its printer cartridges and paper supplies where these are recycled and then resold.
Apple’s Divorce From Intel Good For Tech Market And Eventually Good For Intel
It was recently announced that Apple and Intel are finally going on separate ways since their relationship hasn’t been a healthy one.
Intel Hits It Out Of The Park With Dion Weisler Board Pick
This week, Intel announced that former HP CEO, Dion Weisler, was elected to Intel’s Board of Directors. With his extensive executive experience, the company believes that Dion will be able to restore Intel’s image with its partners and employees.