For the past ten years, PC gaming has increased in popularity, but since COVID-19 hit the scene, it is becoming even more popular. I captured some of that in my recent blog here where I cited some comments NVIDIA’s CFO made on the topic. It makes sense that as more people are staying home, many are occupying …
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I had the pleasure of attending Amazon’s “AskAlexa” event at its Seattle Day 1 headquarters. I attend or observer over 50 events a year, and while I think details matter, sometimes the broad strokes stick out more than the tip of the paintbrush. There was a lot to consume and analyze in what seemed like …
Five Top Themes From Amazon’s Alexa And Echo Event You Need To Know Read More »
IFA, Europe’s annual consumer electronics extravaganza, is taking place this week in Berlin. The show’s interesting for me as I view it as the last peek at consumer electronics we will see before the vaunted “holiday” selling season in the western world. While my colleague Mark Vena is in attendance (stay tuned for his takeaways), …
Amazon Makes Big Splash At IFA With New Fire TV Cube, Smart TVs And European Expansion Read More »
Designers, engineers and broader creative roles, such as graphic artists, have applications that can be very graphics processing intensive. These applications require high performance computing capabilities and present challenges for IT leaders looking to broaden virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) deployments within their organizations —whether through full desktop virtualization or virtualization of specific applications. In addition, as …
RESEARCH PAPER: GPU’s Unlock VDI For Many More Users Read More »
TSMC, a company who has not broadly communicated much to the outside world in the past, uncharacteristically penned a blog today, here. In fact, this is TSMC’s first corporate blog, ever. I shouldn’t be surprised, though, as the author is no other than Godfrey Cheng, TSMC‘s new Head of Global Marketing. I have worked with Cheng when …
TSMC’s Cheng Says Moore’s Law Isn’t Dead And Teases Its N5P Node Read More »
Cue the opening soundtrack to 2001: A Space Odysseyand you’ll get a sense of how revolutionary I believe iPadOS will be for tablet users. iPadOS is still several weeks from its formal release to the general public, but after using the beta version for the past month, I’m convinced that it will have significant repercussions in the …
Early Thoughts: iPadOS Will Change The Way You Work Read More »
RealWear is a player in the enterprise AR space with a lot of momentum across multiple major enterprises. Over the last 18 months, the company shipped over 15,000 of its HMT systems globally, and can now boast over 1,300 enterprise customers and more than 120 applications. RealWear’s AR devices are designed to work in the …
RealWear: A Force To Be Reckoned With In Enterprise AR Read More »
Blogs/Articles NVIDIA’s Journey To Improve High-Performance Laptops Deserves Kudos, by Patrick Moorhead HP Takes Innovation Past Thin, Light And Low Power At Computex 2019, by Patrick Moorhead Dell Methodically Improves XPS, Alienware, Precision And Inspiron Lineup At Computex 2019, by Patrick Moorhead Qualcomm And Lenovo Announce The World’s First Prototype 5G PC, by Anshel Sag …
Moor Insights & Strategy Analyst Coverage At Computex 2019 Read More »
Apple customarily unveils several new software changes for its mobile and desktop products in June. This year’s WWDC19 event, held at the San Jose Convention Center with over 6,000 global attendees from 77 countries, didn’t disappoint and included some big hardware news for users who use Mac Pro desktops for professional video and media editing. There …
Apple Throws Down The Security And Privacy Gauntlet At WWDC Read More »
I recently attended the Google Cloud Next 2019 event in San Francisco and wanted to weigh in on what I consider the highlights. The annual GCN conference is a must-attend for anyone connected with Google Cloud and its enterprise capabilities, and this year’s event was a solid one with several announcements with new leader Thomas …
Google Spiritually Commits To Multi-Cloud At GCN 2019 Read More »
Article by Karl Freund. Last week at GTC 2019, Jensen Huang, the high energy and immensely entertaining CEO and founder of NVIDIA , took the stage to give his keynote to the event’s 6,000+ attendees. However, this was anything but his usual keynote. We have all been spoiled for years by NVIDIA’s dependable yearly flood of new …
NVIDIA GTC 2019: Datacenter Ecosystem, But No New Chips Read More »
At an Apple special event on Monday, Tim Cook, Apple’s CEO, meticulously laid out the company’s vision and strategy, challenging consumers to view and think about Apple in a fundamentally different manner. Monday’s presentation was fascinating as it was the only Apple announcement in the company’s history that was entirely devoid of any physical hardware. As Apple’s hardware sales …
Apple Boosts Its Place In The Smart Home With A New Services Strategy Read More »
“Intelligent connectivity” was this year’s theme for Mobile World Congress (MWC), the preeminent event focused on mobile communications held last week in Barcelona. Once relegated to cellular devices, infrastructure and mobile services, over the past thirty-two years the show has expanded to include much more. From my perspective, the notion of intelligence from the GSMA …
Real 5G And AI Converge With Enterprise Networking At Mobile World Congress 2019 Read More »
This week I’ve been hard at work covering all the news and announcements from CES 2019 that I humanly can. There’s plenty to chew on from companies large and small, but one company that I always follow with rapt attention is Dell Technologies. It’s been in the news lately with its DVMT conversion plan (read …
You can’t say that Plume is resting on its laurels. The Palo Alto-based company jumped onto the scene last year with its innovative Adaptive Home Wi-Fi platform, which provides “smart” mesh networking capability in domiciles of all sizes, using “pods” that can be conveniently plugged into AC outlets throughout the home. In a nutshell, Plume’s solution …
Plume And OpenSync Initiative Swing For The Fences Read More »
I spent last week in Maui attending Qualcomm’s annual Snapdragon Technology Summit with my colleague and analyst, Anshel Sag. It was a tough assignment in Hawaii, but someone had to do it. I attend about fifty events per year, and the Snapdragon Summit is right there at the top- not just for the location, but …
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John Medica, who passed away October 13th of last year. MARK VENA Saturday, October 13th marks the one year anniversary of the passing of John Medica and I wrote this tribute to him a year ago. I’m sure many in the Forbes audience knew John and will appreciate the sentiments I’ve tried to convey …
Globalfoundries CEO Dr. Thomas Caulfield kicks off GTC 2018. ANSHEL SAG There has been some talk about Globalfoundries’ decision to not chase after the leading edge 7nm node. As many in the industry obsess over the leading-edge node (guilty as charged), Globalfoundries decided not to continue down the leading edge FinFET path and instead go …
Globalfoundries Validates The Company’s Pivot At GTC 2018 Read More »
Project Isaac playing golf. This week at Computex in Tapei, NVIDIA announced the availability of its Isaac platform. This AI-based development platform is a combination of hardware, software, and a virtual-world robot simulator designed to power autonomous machines within many industries: agriculture, construction, manufacturing robotics, and more. This announcement is evidence of NVIDIA’s commitment to …
NVIDIA Adds Next Layer Of AI Automation Development Platforms With Isaac Read More »
