Apple was the first to a trillion dollars in today’s money but underneath this impressive valuation is a lot of really bad news as the company has put itself into a hole that looks nearly impossible to dig out of. […]
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This week Microsoft had an update for their HoloLens technology which, I think, currently has the best shot at defining one of the major evolutionary pivots for personal computers. Right now, it reminds me a lot of the early days
An Update on HoloLens: The Accelerating Evolution of Personal Computing and Magic Read More »
“May you live in interesting times” is an ancient Chinese curse that’s often perfectly suited for the tech sector and vendors. A recent example is the painful past few months suffered by Intel. That began with the surprise exit of
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One of the most interesting books I’ve read this year is Technically Wrong, which talks to why so many products are crap. While you should read the book because I’m over simplifying, the reason for crap products according to the
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NVIDIA currently has the only packaged third-party autonomous car solution in market that is both complete (short of the car itself) and comparatively mature. I say “comparatively” because, until autonomous cars are on the road at scale, no solution can
Why NVIDIA’s Autonomous Car Safety Leadership Is Critically Important Read More »
Technology brings with it a number of conveniences, but it also opens up opportunities for scammers and hackers to take advantage of people through tech fraud. That crime involves using technology in a variety of possible ways to mislead people,
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The IT industry loves to hype new technologies—no surprise there. But during the past decade many of these promotional efforts has been throttled by what might be called the “iPhone Effect.” That’s the case when vendors pitch new technologies to
Bon Voyage: Intel, Rolls-Royce and the Future of Autonomous Shipping Read More »
IBM is one of the few companies that has been around for over a century. Sears is another one, having been started in 1886, but now in Chapter 11 bankruptcy, there is some doubt that the retail giant will be
Sears vs. IBM: The Importance of Learning to Pivot Read More »
A confluence of IT trends and achievements have made AI more achievable and affordable than ever before. That’s certainly good news, but it’s also wise to remember that AI announcements typically mirror a company’s specific talents and skills. So, in
IBM’s Smarter Farms Platform Nurtures Agricultural Intelligence Read More »
Self-driving cars are coming, and I can hardly wait. The idea of being able to sleep on a drive down to Southern or Northern California or just send my car down to meet me when I get off the plane
NVIDIA Hyperion: At Last a Self Driving Car Kit in a Box Read More »
