I spent much of this week at HP’s Labs in Bristol England and this site, focused on security, is largely why the firm currently has the strongest security on their business class notebooks and business printers. I want much of […]
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AMD has been kicking butt this year, arguably besting Intel on performance and—according to Jon Peddie—passing NVIDIA on graphics sales. They are a Wall Street Darling, and their CEO Lisa Sue has become an industry superhero (even a false rumor
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One of the big problems with machine learning (ML)—which is the artificial intelligence (AI) training technology most prevalent at the moment—is privacy. This reliance on ML is a problem because, with machine learning, you have to have people—often contractors—in the
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This week Dion Weisler stepped down as CEO of HP and placed Enrique Lores into the role. This transition was a showcase of excellent succession planning given Enrique Lores both managed the largest part of HP and is one of
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IBM is pretty much the father of technology in the US. They, for the most part, were critical to the US gaining dominance in this segment, and they are one of the few companies thinking strategically enough to help assure
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I’ve been working in and out of security and law enforcement for much of my life. The biggest exposures I’ve run into and the easiest ways through security have always been through the employee. Whether it was a disgruntled employee
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AMD made a splash at SIGGRAPH this week with their Radeon ProRender offering. What was interesting was the product is hardware agnostic in that it will work with any GPU or any CPU, so it is potentially a somewhat agnostic
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One piece of interesting news this week was that Tulsi Gabbard, one of the massive number of Democrats trying to unseat President Trump, sued Google for election interference. The amount of the suit is $50 million, which isn’t close to
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As we look into the future, one thing that is coming like a hypersonic cruise missile is the concept of the Singularity—or the merger of man and machine. One of the interim steps is to create a far more efficient
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IBM closed on their merger with Red Hat this week. I’ve covered a lot of mergers over the years and, by far, most of them have been disasters. The first, and the most painful for me, was an IBM merger,
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