When Dell introduced the XPS 13 laptop in 2012 it was a revelation—the first Wintel product to successfully take on and in most instances, surpass, what many considered the industry’s best and lightest laptop—Apple’s MacBook Air. Moreover, since then, Dell […]
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The old story is told about the buggy companies that went out of business when cars came to market because they thought they were in the buggy—rather than the personal transportation—business. HP came close to making the same mistake by
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In the ever-changing environment of cybersecurity, executives are always looking for the next big trend that will set them apart from the rest of the competition. In a year where ransomware attacks have already increased by 250 percent, new technologies
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For over two centuries business and industrial progress has been sparked by replacing hands-on processes with mechanized, automated, increasingly intelligent alternatives. That was the case when Jacquard looms replaced hand weaving, when assembly lines supplanted hand-crafted goods and when transactional
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It is not often we get a collectible notebook. I’ve had a few over the years—the ThinkPad Butterfly, the Acer Ferrari Laptop, and there have been several Dell collectibles like the Dell Adamo. Unlike most laptops, even when these are
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Sometimes it’s all about the cores, particularly when it comes to creating video and VR content. AMD’s new Threadripper and Epyc processors currently have a significant advantage when it comes to creating video content because many of the tools are
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We’ve had a lot of autonomous car activity over the last year and companies like GM indicate they are nearly ready to ship level 4 cars now. Tesla has had level 2.5 cars on the road for some time but
Delphi & QNX: We Now Have an Autonomous Car Operating System and it’s Secure Read More »
I’ve been involved with a lot of amazing products over the years and one thing that is almost always the case with an amazing product is that it doesn’t go through the normal product development path. More often they come
AMD Threadripper and Why We Need Products Built on Passion Read More »
Consumer Reports was famously not a fan of supplemental support and extended warranty programs. In fact, they were outspoken about the fact they were generally a waste of money a few years back. The only big exception I recall back
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Telling if a technology acquisition is successful isn’t always easy. That’s partly because of the inherent complexity of such transactions, as well as the constantly changing nature of the industry. However, if you want to dig into the details here
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