After Andy Grove stepped down, Intel went from a company that could do no wrong to one that seemed to increasingly have trouble doing anything right, but that trend is reversing under Pat Gelsinger. During Grove’s tenure, the company was […]
Gelsinger’s Intel Looking More and More Like Grove’s Intel at CES Read More »
To get ahead of the CES announcement wave, AMD announced today two new parts for the automotive market. The Versal AI Edge XA, which is a 7nm part designed to provide AI functionality in automotive applications, and the Ryzen Embedded
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This week, I’m at Microsoft Ignite. When I first started working with Microsoft over 30 years ago, we were still using MS-DOS with a Windows overlay, and they made me the top launch analyst for Windows 95. Copilot, like that
Windows 10/11 with Copilot: Anticipating Windows 12 Read More »
JupiterOne recently announced a pivotal expansion of their cyber asset analysis platform. This latest update is centered around catering to the rapidly transforming market that is embracing hybrid infrastructure and showcasing an increasing interest in asset visibility and analysis across
Leap into Hybrid Environments and Modern Enterprise Asset Analysis with JupiterOne Read More »
The past three years have seen an onslaught of cybercrime and acceleration in advanced technology across industries around the world. With the parallel rise of these behemoths, consumers have been put under the spotlight and at greater risk than before;
What’s Now, What’s Next? A Deep Dive into Privacy Legislation in 2023 Read More »
Okay, it’s hard for me not to make fun of the name of this new car, but having done product naming in the past myself, I know just what a huge pain it is. I want to offer the person
Qualcomm Enables Honda/Sony Autonomous Electric Car: The Afeela Read More »
TechSpective Podcast Episode 096 Doing your own research makes sense. You should not believe everything you see, or read, or hear. Critical thinking is a crucial skill. It is not only fair to question information and seek out alternative
Sam Curry Talks about Misinformation Online and ‘Doing Your Own Research’ Read More »
Intel presented a vision for security and software earlier this year at its Vision event in Dallas. I noted at the time that it gives new meaning to the tagline of “Intel Inside”—extending the metaphor beyond the processor technology Intel
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Yesterday was the final day of CyberArk Impact 2022. The event ended on a high note—with insightful conversations and panel discussions from experts and individuals focused on identity security. Life happens and that can have a ripple effect on an
That’s a Wrap for CyberArk Impact 2022 Read More »
CyberArk is hosting its Impact 2022 event this week in Boston. Like many conferences now, it is a hybrid event—with more than 1,500 attendees participating in-person or virtually. There were a number of big announcements that showcased CyberArk’s Identity Security
CyberArk Impact 2022 Delivers Big News and Innovation Read More »
