Both AMD and NVIDIA have released upscaling technology, DLSS for NVIDIA and FidelityFX Super Resolution or FSR for AMD, for games that should reduce the hardware requirements for playing in the high resolution—providing more 4K experiences without buying the highest-end […]
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Global Foundries was primarily created around what once was AMD’s and IBM’s microprocessor manufacturing capability. It was formed with the fundamental belief that a company focused on manufacturing, with their overhead, could be more cost-effective at building parts because it
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Vulnerabilities are a simple fact of life. The goal for vendors and organizations is not to strive to create perfect hardware or software that has no vulnerabilities—there is no such thing. What’s important is ensuring that relevant details and context
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Two terms are used for the same thing: Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) and Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). In the companies I cover, Cisco—with an effort driven by Francine Katsoudas EVP and Chief People, Policy and Purpose Officer, and Tae
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You can’t protect what you can’t see. Yes, it is a tad trite at this point. As vendors have focused on comprehensive visibility in recent years, the phrase has almost become something of a buzzword. That in no way changes
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This last week Qualcomm had an event on the evolution of the digital cockpit where the company has made several interesting advancements. Bosch was the focused speaker, and they spoke about how 120 companies are now collaborating on the automotive
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This week HP announced they would achieve a 50% diversity goal in leadership by 2030, and this isn’t a trivial goal given the shortage of a diverse workplace. In addition, during the COVID-19 pandemic, HP had one of the most
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It is a company event time again, and I’ve been going to large company virtual events for several months. This week was IBM Think, and IBM does a better job than most at these things. Of the events I’ve attended,
Large Virtual Company Customer Event Best Practices So Far Q2 2021 Read More »
Dell has a unique position in the technology world; they are arguably the most powerful infrastructure technology company in the world. However, in terms of total power, they are still eclipsed by firms like Amazon, Facebook, Google, and Microsoft. But
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Several companies I work with are helping develop the car cockpit of the future. And it is clear; these cabins are going to evolve a lot over the next decade. Much of this evolution will have to do with the
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