Qualcomm had a big IoE (Internet of Everything) event this week and they walked us through a variety of their initiatives from AllSeen and AllPlay, to Smarter Cities and Automotive, to smart appliances and smartwatches. All of these have a […]
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AMD’s story is an interesting one particularly as their new CEO Lisa Su did her first financial analyst briefing this week. You could call AMD’s basic goal over the last several decades to simply get out from under Intel’s shadow
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I’m at Microsoft Build this week and it is amazing. I’ve been one of the launch analysts for Windows since Windows 95 and I largely owe my career as an analyst to that product. As we approach the launch I’m
Next week is Microsoft Build and the beginning of the big push to launch Windows 10. Over the last several years Lenovo has become one of the greatest powers in the PC space. They acquired the IBM PC company some
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I was at a dinner earlier this week talking about a joint study much more aggressively Chinese companies were positioning for the future and that the Chinese Government, in sharp contrast to the US Government (and most others) was aggressively
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It is pretty sad when even the WSJ calls a new Apple product unusable. But that is effectively what happened this week with the new Apple MacBook. But as I read the review and similar reviews out on this new
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Hillary Clinton, who is the non-declared front runner to be the next US President, used a personal email server during her time as Secretary of State. Supposedly the Administration wasn’t aware of this and she says she did it because
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