Rob Enderle

The Radiological Society of North America (RSNA) recently held an event on applied artificial intelligence (AI). NVIDIA, a leader in core AI technology, appeared at the event with partners to showcase how AI is advancing in medicine to significantly speed up diagnosis through images. Where AI is having the greatest success at the moment is […]

I had a chance to review the latest survey recently from Relogix, a workplace analytics firm, on global workspace usage. As you would expect, there has been a huge shift from working in the office to folks working from home. There was also a push to get people to go back to the office. But […]

IBM is one of the companies most focused on quantum computing and general artificial intelligence (AI). The advances made by IBM’s Watson platform and the quantum computing team out of IBM Research are proof of that leadership. IBM recently announced the massive Osprey, which is one of the most advanced quantum computers in the world. […]

AMD launched its 4th Generation Epyc processor recently, which, again, performs well against the competition. As an OEM, Lenovo was all in early to embrace AMD’s performance advantages. Lenovo adopted AMD’s Threadripper platform for workstations and rode that decision to workstation leadership in the related segment. At AMD’s event, Lenovo’s Kirk Skaugen shared that Epyc […]

It is interesting to watch Meta’s challenges in the metaverse. Meta is creating a consumer-level offering long before the technology could be effectively cost reduced to address a consumer market. NVIDIA, which has been very successful with its own metaverse offering, went after business and government markets first, because those markets can justify the cost […]

I was in New York recently attending two overlapping events: the Lenovo Advisory Council and BlackBerry’s Security Summit. I have no doubt I am not alone in having to be multiple places at once. We not only have to balance often conflicting business schedules but conflicting life schedules. We have children, spouses, friends, and hobbies […]

A recurring move I see companies make is choosing to attack a more powerful competitor where they are strongest, not weakest. The ancient military strategist Sun Tzu argued “to win a hundred victories in one hundred battles is not the acme of skill. To subdue the enemy without fighting is the acme of skill.” So […]

Microsoft Ignite is the company’s developer conference. At this year’s event, the overarching theme was using artificial intelligence (AI) to make you better, faster and able to present better than ever before. While I got particularly excited about Microsoft Designer with DALL-E 2, there were a ton of other AI efforts — that surrounded everything […]

I was at Intel Innovation recently, and I had a chance to chat with Raja Koduri, who heads the GPU effort. Intel has announced an affordable desktop GPU option for the mid-range of graphics cards.  Intel has one advantage in the market that Koduri is going to be betting on: It doesn’t have any high-end […]

If you look at where artificial intelligence (AI) is being initially focused, it is mostly being directed at autonomous robots, including cars, that will eventually do what humans do now, on creating better recommender engines, to get us to buy more stuff, and on sales tools also focused on getting us to buy more stuff.  […]