Intel has had many new irons in the fire to serve its customers and position the company for financial growth. Two of those growth areas were discrete graphics and machine learning training. Its “six pillar strategy” outlined the six things the company would focus on, two of those being expanding the definition of compute and …
Intel Announces Gold Release Of OneAPI Toolkits And New Intel Server GPU Read More »
Lenovo Tech World 2020, scheduled for Oct. 28-29, brought together several Lenovo events, including an event for partners. Conferences, often timed with product announcements, allow us to hear the company strategy and focus from Lenovo’s leadership. I’ll hit the key learnings from this announcement and then my opinion at the end. Lenovo has a laser …
Lenovo And SAP Tie The Knot, Again, At Tech World 2020 Read More »
“Earnings season” has come and gone for the major server vendors, and there’s been much reporting on each company’s financials and respective outlooks. As one would imagine, there’s good and bad to take from nearly every quarterly earnings report, but given these days of Covid-19, it seems like looking at the downside of everything is …
Supply chain – it’s a term and topic that is now discussed around dinner tables as families and friends discuss and debate COVID-19’s spotlight on the US dependence on other countries to provide the essential products and materials we need in time of crisis. The other dinner table discussion seems to focus around cybersecurity. With …
Do You Know Where Your Servers Come From? Here’s Why Securing The Supply Chain Matters Read More »
The Lenovo Datacenter Group has been on an impressive run since Kirk Skaugen took over in 2017. The team he assembled quickly and methodically righted the ship, driving market share gains quarter after quarter. They also made smart strategic bets, resulting in success in all segments of its infrastructure business. Server shipments continue to increase, …
Lenovo Extends Its EPYC Portfolio – Here’s Why IT Should Take Note Read More »
It is perhaps the lowest form of human life that uses a crisis like COVID-19 to exploit the vulnerabilities of people and organizations. From price gouging critical supplies to the phishing scams that are hitting email inboxes daily, there have been many reminders lately that the cyber-world is full of actors–individuals, groups, and nation-states–that exploit …
