Qualcomm is under a bit of a cloud at the moment. It’s in a war with the company it licenses its processor from, ARM, and its AI PC effort has lost a lot of momentum and appears all but dead. […]
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Both IBM and Microsoft released financial results in the last week of January. While Microsoft is heavily into the cloud, software, and AI, so is IBM. However, IBM also has a far larger hardware portfolio than Microsoft. It is, therefore,
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This month, Microsoft refined its Copilot pricing for Office 365, and you get a lot for your extra $30 a month. But this also reminds me of a product called Crosstalk that I followed back in the early 90s, right
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The spin-out of Intel Capital will be interesting to see. Usually, investment groups in companies are funded to identify new technologies that could be beneficial or detrimental to the firm. As for new technologies, they allow them to compete with
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NVIDIA had another big event at CES this year that featured CEO Jensen Huang’s keynote address. There were a lot of amazing things in Huang’s keynote address, but one thing really caught my attention and that was NeMo, an offering
This month, HP launched the HP Elite t660 (it will become available in March), which blends Wolf Security with thin client technology to create what is, at least on paper, the most secure general-use desktop PC currently in the market.
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Qualcomm’s entry into the PC market is struggling at the moment, largely due to the fact they still require an X86 emulator. One place Qualcomm isn’t struggling is in smartphones because its new Snapdragon 8 Elite processor for smartphones is
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As a December surprise, Intel launched its Battlemage GPU cards. Priced at a very affordable $249 and $219, these discrete graphics cards will make great gifts for the sweet spot of general-purpose gaming. Intel has struggled with discrete graphics for
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Ever since PCs came out, IT (back then it was called Management Information Systems) has been trying to get back to terminals. Back then, you didn’t worry about endpoint updates, user viruses or malware much at all. From an IT
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Microsoft Ignite starts on November 19th this year. While there will be a lot of product updates and status reports on Microsoft Copilot and other Microsoft AI tools, the real benefit of this show will likely have far less to
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