Rob Enderle

I’m in New York this week on a whirlwind tour of vendors. I began this week with HP and its amazing Spectre Folio, then with Microsoft, which refreshed

This week, I’m at Microsoft Ignite in Orlando, Florida, along with tens of thousands of folks, many from the West Coast who are likely again surprised at

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I’ve spent much of my life in and around security technology. My family at one time owned the largest electronic security company on the West coast, I

This is starting to get annoying. It seems like every week I’m seeing yet another Intel screw up, and these things are all avoidable. It is as if Intel

One of the fascinating, and rather disturbing, aspects of business management, at least here in the U.S. is the apparent and foolish inability to learn

I’m at SIGGRAPH this week and this is really the era when this show comes into its own. With the graphics technology expanding how we view reality using

Threadripper, AMD’s top of the line desktop processor, has an interesting back story in that it was created by a group of engineers who just wanted to do

I doubt Facebook is going to last the decade, given that its problems continue to snowball. On paper, the U.S. government should own the company for

I just finished The Fourth Age: Smart Robots, Conscious Computers, and The Future of Humanity and I was impressed with the breadth and depth of this book.

I’m not a fan of Sacha Baron Cohen because I don’t find him funny; for the most part, I can’t get over how mean-spirited he is and how much damage it does

This week, IBM announced the IBM FlashSystem 9100 which, on paper, in terms of performance appears to significantly outperform any other similar storage