Qualcomm is a unique company in that it holds a lot of intellectual property that it largely licenses out to others. Like many companies that make the technology market work, Qualcomm provides part of a solution that its partners complete. […]
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Apple is focused hard on two things, control and margins (not necessarily in that order), and ARM’s recent actions are likely to be of concern in both areas. ARM’s actions against Qualcomm suggest that ARM thinks it owns not only
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This week IBM presented a major quantum computing update, and it was a fascinating experience. IBM does a nice job when presenting a technology. It steps away from the typical speeds-and-feeds thing to showcase how a technology can and should
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IBM just released its financials which show it has significantly outperformed its peers. Given IBM’s age, this is amazing in and of itself. But what is even more amazing is that the star of the IBM show is a mainframe,
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Security is a state of mind and apparently that state of mind isn’t very prevalent in the U.S. Government, nor is it that common in business. Back when I was an Internal Auditor specializing in security audits, I often found
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Thanks to the recent emergence of Generative AI platforms, AI has become incredibly popular and visible of late. While much of true AI use has been invisible to most people up until now, the very visible impact of tools like
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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
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2023 is expected to be a tough year for everyone. Companies are already downsizing programs and cutting funding for both line and staff organizations, particularly marketing. This is despite what is generally taught in entry-level business courses which is that
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I’m one of a handful of people that have been taken through formal CEO-breadth training by having worked in or audited marketing, accounting, finance, manufacturing, planning, security, operations, sales, research and development, and the office of the CEO. One of
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The United States has a Constitution, the First Amendment of which assures “free speech,” but neither the Constitution nor its amendments refer to the behavior of private companies. So, as Elon Musk knows since he fired the engineers at SpaceX
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