Rob Enderle

IBM just lost the number one spot on the top 500 supercomputer list to Japan and ARM. You’d think they’d be upset.   But they aren’t because they have a

While a lot of companies are permanently shifting to more of a work at home model, enough aren't, resulting in some rather dire traffic predictions.  

One of the initial leaders in Facial Recognition was IBM and, their initial experience (much of it bad), with the technology, helped the company

I’ve been fascinated with Intel’s Optane memory ever since it launched. Promising and delivering on performance and capabilities that combined the

Earlier this week, I was interviewed on the use of supercomputers to fight the COVID-19 outbreak, and I thought it might be interesting to talk about the

Microsoft Build is often a fascinating conference because if you look at several things they announce and then project those efforts into the future, you

Conversational AI is closer to the artificial intelligence we have been expecting and not getting in completed products. The closest thing we have are

IBM Think this year was virtual and while the speakers were well-rehearsed, the event length was just about right, I was again reminded that we still have

Now a lot of you like me are watching Westworld and are likely thinking, whew, humanity is good for at least another year, but that’s not where I’m going

Blackberry has been having virtual events to make up for the COVID-19 cancellation of Blackberry World. At their latest event, they showcased how the AI

This week AMD released its latest Epyc 7Fx2 Processors, and they are performance beasts (with 50% lower cost of ownership). The Cloud companies mainly

We are awash with fake news, and it is adversely impacting elections and people ranging from politicians to executives, to everyday people.  But the