Robert Enderle 
Supercomputers aren’t exactly high-volume machines since they tend to be one-off efforts custom-designed for a particular customer. But there is a lot of effort put into assuring a certain country … Read more
Qualcomm this week had a major update of their 5G progress, and it is impressive. Part of the reason is that a small firm called Altiostar working with Qualcomm and … Read more
The best place to work rankings is very important. It was how I chose the first tech company I went to work for (they even had a Great Place To … Read more
This week IBM had an Analyst Summit focused on their Partnership Efforts. Ironically, when I worked at IBM, one of my projects (I missed a lot of meetings) was to … Read more
We are moving to a time when we will be doing most of all our computing in the Cloud. The advantages to this approach are numerous and surround the concept … Read more
The latest Coronavirus outbreak, which has crossed 7K infected and has reached triple-digit deaths, has effectively reached the Pandemic stage as it exists in 20 countries and has effectively shut … Read more
I’m at HP Inc.’s Power of Print 2020 event this week, and there are several interesting takeaways from the event. One is that print isn’t in decline, not really. The … Read more
IBM is one of the most prolific patents generating companies in the world. They received a record number of patents, 9,262, in 2019 the most patents ever awarded a US … Read more
AMD had one of the first CES keynotes this year, and, of the processor vendors, AMD is arguably the most powerful in the high-performance consumer space with dominance in gaming … Read more
One of the big problems we aren’t talking about as much as we should is that there is a ton of fraud, waste, and unhealthy food in our food supply … Read more