There are a lot of areas where AI can be focused and make a difference, including employee productivity, marketing, sales, customer support, manufacturing, medicine, aeronautics, robotics, and governance. But one of the most interesting is logistics. During the Covid pandemic, […]
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Arthur C. Clarke once said “Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.” We may see that play out when the collaborative effort between Korea Quantum Computing and IBM matures into a product offering. This week, let’s explore how Quantum
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Intel released its financial results this week, and while its performance exceeded expectations, the modest outlook resulted in some pullback by investors. Let’s talk about how Intel got where it is and why the second half of the year should
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Dropping ChatGPT into Windows, Office, and other Microsoft products seemed like a brilliant idea, but the move was poorly executed. It seemed brilliant because it caught Google, Apple, and others napping, and it made generative AI into a household name
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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
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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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HP’s unique Wolf Security unit provides a significantly higher level of security and safety in HP’s enterprise offerings. It has its own unique BIOS and a number of “Sure” applications that protect users from most of the malware, ransomware, and
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I’m writing this in New York, where I’ve been watching my old friend and Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger talk about AI. He started his talk with applied AI and how it is used in the Starkey Hearing Aids that help
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AMD had a massive AI launch this week that showcased its three traditional market advantages and one new one. AMD has been a market darling of late, which is kind of amazing since AMD was traditionally viewed as more of
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When dealing with a new technology, you have a choice between using a large company that does what you need as one of the many capabilities that company has or dealing with a smaller company that expressly focuses on what
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