I’ve covered a lot of trials over the years, and it has been rare that I’ve seen a US regulatory agency misbehave as much as the FTC (Federal Trade Commission) has in this case. It started as a result of […]
The Qualcomm FTC Case Goes To Appeal: The Reasons Qualcomm Should Prevail Read More »
We thought the cloud leaders were clear and had ranked them 1,2,3 as Amazon, Microsoft, and Google. I never really understood this because when you talk about market leadership, you generally talk about revenue, but Google just broke out their
IBM Passed Google to Take #3 Position In Cloud Revenue Long Ago (And No One Told Us) Read More »
Caltech just won a $1B+ judgment from Broadcom and Apple, with Apple having to pay the lion’s share. While the discrepancy in the amounts both firms had to pay is likely because of the uneven benefits both enjoyed (Apple’s margins
Apple, Broadcom, Caltech Judgment Showcases Ironic Apple Supply Chain Problem Read More »
I’m always on the lookout for interesting solutions to unusual problems because I find the related problem solving that was behind the solutions fascinating to ponder. I also find that talking through the solution helps me to think out of
eEnforce: An Interesting Blend of Technology and Attornies to Address MAP Violators Read More »
This week Microsoft shipped their new Edge Browser. I’m both impressed with how much easier this browser has made my life and that the word shipped, in this context, really isn’t appropriate anymore. Increasingly we get our software as a
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Intel has a very creative start to their CES Keynote this year. The had a video that talked about Computer Intelligence (with the emphasis on Intel) and said that this intelligence wasn’t like a new lightbulb; it was more like
Intel At CES: Innovation Through Intelligence Read More »
When I joined IBM back in the 1980s, one of the big problems we were dealing with was IDs and passwords, which we listed as the most vulnerable parts of any computer system. Here we are—nearly 40 years later—and they
Hushmesh: Finally Someone Has Figured Out How To Eliminate Passwords Read More »
This month Cisco released their annual Corporate Responsibility report and they have made impressive progress. For 35 years in the networking space, Cisco has driven innovation and reimagined how the world should connect. They are one of two companies in
Cisco Corporate Responsibility Efforts Having Major World Impact Read More »
One of the strongest AI applications is in medicine because the complex mass of medical problems and even more complex set of remedies are an ideal big data problem for an AI engine. However, because of the concerns surrounding patient
NVIDIA Clara Learning Could Vastly Improve Healthcare Quality While Preserving Privacy Read More »
I’ve been meeting with several PC OEMs of late and there is a near constant cadence of producing more and more systems with AMD as the core technology provider. This is both because Intel has been having security and production
AMD Rising: Fixing the Long-Term Problem Read More »
