Rob Enderle

Chances are that you, like me, are stuck at home for the time being and are looking for ways to fill the time you used to use for outdoor events, going out to the movies, going out to dinner, hanging out with friends in person and just leading a normal social life. Now your choices […]

I recently had a demo of a new collaboration product called Glue, which uses virtualized avatars in virtual rooms as a way to get around having to attend meetings physically. This application is far from the first application of its type I’ve used, and, as technology advances, each iteration brings us closer to having a […]

With the Covid-19 virus spreading at alarming rates, every conference between now and June has either been canceled or postponed. Among them are major IT events that had been planned by Google (both I/O and Cloud Next), Facebook, Okta, Adobe and the Mobile World Congress. Many of these events are in the process of converting […]

Qualcomm this month had a massive 5G update, and things are coming along swimmingly with advancements in deployment well ahead of what we saw with 4G. This speed is because 5G comes with a bunch of improvements that only start with bandwidth and cover security, reliability and provide an opportunity for Cell phone carriers to […]

The Dell Latitude 7400 is Dell’s premium laptop for business and a technological showcase. But it comes in several configurations depending on needs. I’m writing this on the second 7400 I’ve received; the first one had a lot of features I didn’t need and traded off those unneeded features for battery life. I find that […]

I spent this week at IBM’s Strategic Partnerships Analyst Summit, and it was particularly fascinating for me. One of the many projects I’d had while working at IBM was to help fix its Partnership Program, and I wasn’t very successful. That was because IBM, at the time, was a closed shop; it didn’t partner well. […]

By “set up,” I don’t mean a bad thing, but it struck me that we often point to a departing CEO as bad and the incoming CEO as good. This is often done for good reason, for out of the thousands of CEOs replaced every year a significant number have been losing their jobs for […]

I have a new desktop computer, and it is AWESOME! This week I replaced my AMD Ryzen 9 machine that I’d rebuilt and massively water-cooled only to have it bleed blue coolant and turn my office floor into what appeared to be a surf murder scene with a new Falcon Talon gaming system. I’ve been […]

I was at the HP Power of Print event this month, and it got me thinking about what the perfect product would be that would showcase most of the firm’s technology; I realized they didn’t have one. On the PC side, they have the Dragonfly. On the printer side, HP’s color 3D printer likely comes […]

Intel presented a creative start to its CES keynote this year with a video that talked about computer intelligence (with the emphasis on Intel), explaining that this intelligence wasn’t like a new lightbulb; it was more like a new kind of electricity. In other words, it is less about the device and more about the […]

AMD had one of the first CES keynotes this year, and of the processor vendors AMD is arguably the most powerful in the high-performance consumer space with dominance in gaming systems (PlayStation and Xbox) and a strong position in desktop PCs, particularly those used for gaming. What makes AMD interesting and a sharp contrast with […]

NVIDIA this week announced its Recommendation Engine, which is already in widespread use by Baidu and Alibaba, increasing click-throughs by 10x and throughput by 100x. However, the real anticipated impact is in customer loyalty, revenue improvements due to higher volume, and increased advocacy. This offering could be a game-changer for the holiday season and allow […]