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Facebook Becomes Meta, But Did It Move Too Soon?
When the Internet effectively launched with Netscape nearly three decades ago, several companies sprang up overnight and then crashed...
Microsoft Gets Rid Of Passwords: I Can Almost Hear Angels Singing
Microsoft announced this week that the company is moving away from passwords. This move may seem sudden, but I...
Why AMD Has Been So Successful: Mark Papermaster
This week Mark Papermaster had a fireside chat with a few of us analysts on the topic of AMD's...
Another Crazy Week in Cybersecurity
Ever since the SolarWinds hack in December, the pace of cybersecurity attacks seems to have picked up, but lately...
Colonial Pipeline Lessons: Ransomware (and Security) Steps Everyone Should Take
From the SolarWinds hack to the Colonial Pipeline ransomware attack, cybersecurity has entered into public consciousness like never before.
How...
Intel’s Bold New Chip Manufacturing Plan
Intel is undertaking a multi-prong, multi-billion dollar initiative under new CEO Pat Gelsinger to reestablish the chip maker’s manufacturing...
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Google Turns to Intel Exec to Supercharge Server Chip Development
Hyperscale data center operators like Google, Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Facebook for years have turned to in-house development...
Growth of Enterprise Cloud Adoption Not Slowing Down
Enterprise cloud adoption has been ramping up for some time, an ongoing acceleration that has only gotten faster during...
Game-Changing Analytics
Thanks to evolving data analytics technologies, organizations today no longer have to make significant decisions based on hunches, gut...
Networking Companies from the Dot-Com Boom that Disappeared
A recent conversation got me thinking about the mid-to-late 1990s internet buildout, which still holds some relevance to networking...
