The IT industry loves technical jargon, complex acronyms and rules for demonstrable trends or recurring events. These can highlight the industry’s constant evolution, especially products at a market’s leading edge. But, many are applied selectively, like Moore’s first and second […]
Dell’s UltraSharp 34 and Mainstreaming Immersive Monitors Read More »
Mobility continues to impact and influence IT products of every kind. That’s obvious for consumer endpoints but it’s also the case for business solutions and services. That, a few areas exist where inherent design issues have inhibited device OEMs from
Intel and AMD Collaborate to Innovate Read More »
When it comes to public trust, bankers seldom earn blue ribbons. In the Gallup Poll’s annual survey of trusted professionals, bankers typically end up in the middle of the pack. That’s certainly better than used car salespeople and members of
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When Dell introduced the XPS 13 laptop in 2012 it was a revelation—the first Wintel product to successfully take on and in most instances, surpass, what many considered the industry’s best and lightest laptop—Apple’s MacBook Air. Moreover, since then, Dell
Dell’s XPS 13 2-in-1 – Adding Form, Function, Flexibility to a Classic Read More »
For over two centuries business and industrial progress has been sparked by replacing hands-on processes with mechanized, automated, increasingly intelligent alternatives. That was the case when Jacquard looms replaced hand weaving, when assembly lines supplanted hand-crafted goods and when transactional
Intel IoT and the Next Stage of Industrial Automation Read More »
Successful business organizations seldom rest on their laurels but that’s hardly a surprise. Between continually shifting markets, constantly evolving economic and political developments and competitors looking for exploitable opportunities, companies that fail to maintain forward motion often find themselves at
IBM’s New Gen LinuxONE – Modernizing the Mainframe and Benefitting Customers Read More »
Telling if a technology acquisition is successful isn’t always easy. That’s partly because of the inherent complexity of such transactions, as well as the constantly changing nature of the industry. However, if you want to dig into the details here
Year One – Dell EMC Celebrates Its 1st Anniversary Read More »
Virtualization is the common thread connecting cloud computing, hybrid cloud, integrated systems and hyperconverged appliances. From its first appearance in the late 1960s (in IBM’s S/360 mainframes) to massive deployments of commoditized servers today, virtualization addressed a still-common problem—the wide
Lenovo’s New VX Series – Charting a Course to VMware-Based Hybrid Cloud Read More »
Even smart, successful people can get things very, very wrong. Take Apple CEO Tim Cook and the 2015 interview where he stated, “I think if you’re looking at a PC, why would you buy a PC anymore? No really, why
Why Would You Buy a PC? Intel’s 8th Gen Core Offers a Powerful Argument Read More »
Artificial intelligence (AI) and other computing forms that mimic human intelligence elicit so much interest and controversy that it’s easy to forget their reliance on highly complex and robust systems. That point underlies the breakthrough in Distributed Deep Learning (DDL)
IBM Resets the Bar for Deep Learning Performance Read More »
