Enterprise
Qualcomm Helps Extend AI Everywhere at Embedded World
For AI to be truly everywhere, it needs to collect data and develop insight far beyond our smartphones and laptops. Which is exactly what Qualcomm […]
Blog
AI
DaaS in the Generative AI Era
For all the cost, efficiency and predictability benefits the enterprise has enjoyed from device-as-a-service (DaaS) offerings, providers have not yet been able to fulfill enterprise […]
Consumer Tech
Samsung rings in year of AI smartphone
It’s clear that 2024 will become the year of the AI smartphone, and Samsung kicked it off with the unveiling of the Galaxy S24-series devices. […]
Consumer Tech
Wi-Fi 7 router: my fast broadband finally feels fast
If you have a fast broadband connection that doesn’t feel fast, then take a moment to read my latest column in the Tech section of […]
Sustainability
Amazon Kicking Plastic to the Curb
Amazon has eliminated plastic packaging in an automated US fulfillment center, an early milestone for the company’s plans to replace plastic with paper across all […]
Consumer Tech
Meet the New Watch — Same as the Old Watch?
The new Google Pixel Watch 2 with Fitbit is available today. I’ve been evaluating it since it was announced a week ago in New York […]
Enterprise
How CIOs Are Approaching Generative AI
CEOs are worried about generative AI. Not because of any of the doomsday stuff in the press. Rather, they are worried that they won’t be […]
Consumer Tech
Samsung still leads in foldables, but competition heats up
The latest foldable smartphones from market leader Samsung are now available – and they’re better than ever. But are they good enough to keep the […]
Datacenter
Tame Your Cloud Spending with Cloudera Observability
Rogue workloads are the bane of most CIOs’ existence. They can blow through your cloud budget in a weekend. And they can sap available resources, […]
Intellectual Property
Sometimes, Less Is Just Less
The European Commission has just proposed tearing down the existing convention for issuing standard-essential patents, or SEPs. In its place, Commissioners propose a system that […]
Wearables
Latest Wireless Earbuds Feature New Tech, Fun Frills
Yes, there’ve been some improvements in sound quality, call quality and battery life. And yes, we’ve seen a few new features crop up. But by […]
AI
ChatGPT and the future of writing
Are generative AI platforms like ChatGPT, the most disruptive innovation to hit the writing profession since the typewriter, a friend or a foe? In a […]
Sustainability
Paper or Plastic? It’s complicated
Paper or plastic? When it comes to which packaging option is easier on the environment, many people assume the answer is paper. Turns out it’s […]
Consumer Tech
Can Samsung’s S23 Ultra claim the smartphone camera crown?
With its industry-leading 200-megapixel camera, the S23 Ultra is taking mobile photography to the next level. But can it also perform after dark? Find out. […]
Intellectual Property
Here’s a commonsense way to limit big tech
Big Tech is not only siphoning ecosystem profits for its own. It’s also depressing innovation in this country, and creating opportunities for American rivals. Here’s […]
Sustainability
5 Ways CIOs Can Go Green – and Cut Costs
CIOs enjoy an enviable luxury in the data center: climate-friendly options that also save money. It’s a rare combination in the ESG world. In my […]
Ojo-Yoshida Report
Arm sues to block Arm chips
It might sound counterintuitive, but Arm is suing to block Qualcomm’s upcoming Arm-based laptop processors from shipping. That’s right, the company that will collect royalties […]
Consumer Tech
Fall Smartwatch Roundup: New Apple Fitbit Samsung Review
The new smartwatches from Apple, Fitbit and Samsung are available now. How do they stack up? My roundup in the tech section of USA Today: