We live today in a brave new world. No, not the world envisioned by Aldous Huxley in his dystopian classic “Brave New World,” but a world very different from the one we had just a couple of years ago. The […]
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This week Intel announced its mobile discrete GPU strategy, ARC, and, as an ex-Competitive Analyst, I find it fascinating. I have not had a chance to review the part myself, but on paper the specs are impressive with equal to
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Last week I attended the IBM event with Fast Company on its hybrid cloud solutions. IBM is unique in that it often populates events like this with customers who talk about how IBM’s solutions are used rather than the far
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This week, Russia announced that any patents belonging to firms who have pulled out of Russia can be stolen by Russian businesses. I expect this will effectively expand to any business not doing business in Russia and may even eventually
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(Disclosure: all the companies mentioned are clients of the author) Behind Lenovo’s very successful quarter (17% revenue and net income growth of 62% year-over-year), there was one interesting statistic which was that the Lenovo ThinkStation P620 has reached 60% market
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I met with Mathias Steiner, who is a researcher out of the Rio de Janeiro IBM lab. He was talking about the amazing work that IBM is doing with a network of labs all working on sustainability, and material discovery
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HP is one of several companies attempting to differentiate itself through sustainability efforts. But since 87% of HP’s revenue is driven through the channel, failing to loop in the channel would limit the company’s progress. So, given that 98% of
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What makes the difference? AMD had a stunning quarter and year with huge upside surprises and near-legendary performance levels. Facebook (Meta), a far larger and more powerful company, got pounded for excessive costs, enormous material screw-ups, and what appears to
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Many consider regulations a bane to business. After all, can’t companies be trusted to do the right thing? Why behave foolishly or unlawfully if such actions endangered customers or investments? These points might seem reasonable to anyone not well acquainted
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There were two interesting mergers in play this year with semiconductor companies. The big one was the proposed NVIDIA ARM merger, but also interesting was the AMD Xilinx merger. The NVIDIA ARM merger had no chance of being successful because
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