Rob Enderle

It was only a matter of time. Using NVIDIA technology, researchers from the ArticuLab at Carnegie Mellon University have created a Socially Aware Robot

Vender benchmarks have long been thought a waste of time — largely because of the inherent bias a vendor has in testing its own stuff. When only one

Even comparing Apple and Microsoft is getting difficult because much of Microsoft’s advancement is with Azure and Apple has no counterpart. And Apple

Dell/EMC World is next week, and I’m actually looking forward to it this year. I’ve been close to both EMC and Dell for an extended period, and I find the

Last week I was up in Austin on a trip and had the opportunity to see how much Dell’s hardened PCs have improved. For some time, Dell had seemingly been

I’m at a Citrix analyst event this week for the first time. For much of the last decade, I’ve been under the impression that Citrix was largely filling a

A new study says that insider negligence is to blame for most ransomware attacks. This really isn’t much of a stretch given that, for the most part,

In the technology industry, we have a recurring nasty problem called interoperability that can be exceedingly hard to correct. You can see this problem

Cisco is heading in a new direction. It is operating in an industry undergoing massive change and seeing wave after wave of new companies and

A number of aspects about the Dell-EMC merger are unusual. First, Dell is private while EMC is a larger public company, and the resulting company will be

I’ve been covering and doing product launches across market segments for some time, and it strikes me that there are three rules for a successful product

I find it interesting to contrast Intel’s successes and failures. Intel has generally been successful at finding a way to reduce the cost of a high-cost