Rob Enderle

When you see a crime or terrorist attack in London, a city that has one of the highest density municipal security camera systems on the planet, you must

One of the big difficulties in creating artificial intelligence (AI) is that our view of “intelligence” is largely based on our belief that humans are the

Microsoft today signed a deal with Ford, which will use its advanced HoloLens solution for development. I think this showcases one of the big weaknesses

I’ve been in security for decades in various roles and I’m a fan of the work Kaspersky Lab does. It operates in a region where security, or the lack of

I had a nice chat with HP’s Security Advisory Board at HP Reinvent and it got me thinking about why, on PC and printer security, the firm seems to

I’m at HP Reinvent this week and listening to the CEO keynote. This is a reinvented company and his opening comment referred to the company as I did in

On August 15th, Uber agreed to pay a whopping $20M fine and significantly improve compliance with General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). What was

HPE released financials this week and HP released its numbers earlier in the month. HPE did show some revenue growth in storage and networking, but the

I wrote earlier about my experience with AMD’s Ryzen PRO launch, but since then I’ve been thinking about the problem they had. Basically, AMD has had, for

Earlier this week, I was at the Ryzen Pro launch in New York from AMD. I feel a tad vindicated because a few years back, I suggested that AMD resource a

I just attended an interesting discussion from Intel from Jack Weast, the senior principal engineer and chief systems architect at the Intel Autonomous

Basing your investments, decisions, and particularly your jobs on the results of studies is very risky, because you are lead to believe that an outcome is