Rob Enderle

I was going through my news this morning, and an alert caught my eye. According to the folks at Atlas VPN who have been monitoring the web, there are some

IBM had earlier announced they were pivoting the most potent Supercomputer in the world, Summit, to fight Covid-19. The result was that they have been

While we call our personal assistants, which are cloud-connected, a form of AI, in fact these AIs aren't really "intelligent."  They are scripted systems

I had an update from IBM’s AI Research unit spokesperson Lisa Amini this week, and she walked me through some of their work on automating AI creation. 

It is often hard to describe the importance of supercomputers.  We don’t touch them; the work they do often seems obscure and unimportant, like

Qualcomm had a 5G update this month, and things appear to be going very well.  With over 45 OEMs launching phones and over 50 operators having already

One of the most amazing products I’ve ever covered was EMC’s old VCE platform.  This platform resulted from a partnership between VMware, Cisco, EMC, and

While GeForce Now is a Cloud gaming platform, it has a secondary benefit to the market because it showcases the current performance limitations for a pure

 There is an interesting article in Popular Mechanics this month that talks about the relationship between Quantum Mechanics and human logic trees.  Deep

IBM is a patent generating powerhouse.  A record number of patents, 9,262, was awarded to the company in 2019.  This number is  the most patents ever

You’d think that given the acronym “CES” stands for “Consumer” Electronics Show, it would be about products that you and I would buy for ourselves and

One of the things that has differentiated Intel in the AI space is that while their CPU technology is strong for inferencing, it wasn’t good for