Rob Enderle

Two of the big issues with the Internet of Things (IoT) are security and manageability. The problem is that the endpoints have to be both light and cheap,

I’m in Las Vegas this week at the HP Executive Forum, which is one of the most fun events of the year. This is where HP talks mostly to its channel, and

Most of the digital assistants that are currently in the market suck, just to different degrees. The Amazon Echo, with Alexa, isn’t bad, but it really

This week, I’m at GTC (GPU Technology Conference), NVIDIA’s technology showcase and developer’s event. With the fall of IDF and the decline of Intel’s

I’m at IBM Think and there sure are a lot of people here with me. This event comes coincidentally in a week when IBM’s oldest consistent competitor,

BlackBerry has sued Facebook for IP theft. This is a tad like David calling out Goliath. Facebook is massive and is arguably the most successful of the

HP just had another stunningly successful quarter, with net earnings up a whopping 217 percent, in what is becoming a new success trend. Before this,

Currently, Broadcom and Qualcomm are firing broadsides at each other. These broadsides are looking less like a marriage and more like a relationship that

This week, BlackBerry announced Jarvis, targeting the growing security problems of connected and autonomous cars. For any comic book fan, Jarvis is Tony

On my last day at CES, I had a chance to talk with HP CTO Shane Wall about HP’s vision and particularly where it would be making its big bets. One of the

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I ended up last week at the AMD pre-CES event in Las Vegas and was struck by how much better the firm is executing than Intel, which more typically