Rob Enderle

With the promise of a 10x performance jump over earlier systems, the IBM Summit — built around Power9, NVIDIA, and Mellanox technology — is the U.S.'s

For decades we’ve had Isaac Asimov’s three laws of robotics but really haven’t needed them. These laws anticipated the birth of artificial intelligence

For those that develop hardware and software using Microsoft platforms, the Microsoft Build conference is a must-attend event. This year Microsoft is

I’m at a BlackBerry event, and one of the interesting technologies is SecuSuite, which responds effectively to the threat of state sponsored hacking

I was at HP’s Executive Forum this week. While they clearly had fun with the fact they are taking significant share from Apple, are growing faster then

Technology is moving incredibly quickly at the moment. This was very obvious at NVIDIA’s GPU Technology Conference (GTC) this week. One of the most

IBM is one of a small handful of U.S. companies that have survived more than 100 years. In fact, the number of companies that have made it 50 years is

I’ve been struck by how the 2016 Summer Olympics in Brazil ended up damaging the country. The venues are in decay and the benefits just didn’t seem worth

Oracle announced an impressive cloud computing initiative this week; it was very nicely packaged. But the company initially did not even take the cloud

Given that the word “Smart” is being applied to way too many things now, I like that Cisco is calling their latest effort Cisco DNA Center Assurance, (one

I’m kind of a car guy. To give you an idea, when we last changed houses, I got my priorities straight and went from a 4,000-square foot house with a

Years ago, I ran an internal audit team for a major corporation. One of the few fun things about that job was doing expense report auditing. People were