Generative AI is all the rage at the moment. Ethan Mollick out of Wharton has been showcasing just how amazing and disruptive these tools are. This 10-minute video that he has created, for those that haven’t seen what Generative AI […]
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AI, as it is being presented, isn’t a solution alone. We learned this with IBM’s Watson when we discovered that the cost of training Watson far exceeded the cost of the hardware. Most AI projects fail largely because the company
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While sustainability efforts are incredibly popular with customers, they come at a cost. Vendors will push out sustainability metrics so that they can talk sustainability while pushing the cost of any serious efforts off until later years. At Cisco Live
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I had a chance to chat with HP’s current CEO, Enrique Lores. The company had a tough quarter last quarter but still showed one of the strongest financial outlooks of any of the vendors I cover. HP’s ability to execute
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To say that NVIDIA’s recent financial results were impressive would be a huge understatement. I’ve been working as an internal or external analyst for just short of 40 years now, and there are two recurring mistakes that companies make when
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Generative AI is very new, so it’s having a few growing pains. One of the major issues is that the results that generative AI produces can’t always be trusted because the data that trained the AI has been somehow compromised.
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“Scalability” is a commonplace concept among IT vendors and enterprise customers, but the means they use to achieve scalable performance have changed significantly over time. Not all that long ago, companies purchased more IT assets than they immediately required and
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Last week, Cisco had an interesting session about the significant amount of AI development that is going into its networking gear. Cisco is moving aggressively from security solutions that are reactive to security solutions that take initiative to protect the
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TechSpective Podcast Episode 107 IT security teams have a tough job–made more challenging by the growing complexity of the attack surface and technology landscape and the overwhelming volume of information. They need to be able to accelerate the processing
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I’ve been into superheroes since I was a kid. My two favorites were Dr. Fate and Batman, in that order. You could argue that my interest in these two unique heroes lines up with IBM’s approach to security. Dr. Fate
