Category: Artificial Intelligence Devices

Futurum’s Olivier Blanchard covers Google’s acquisition of Fitbit and how it could deliver the missing piece in Google’s product ecosystem — and perhaps make Apple nervous in the process. Why? Aside from Google’s wearables business suddenly absorbing Fitbit’s nearly 30 million active users worldwide, Google also finally has the tools to become an implementer of its own Wear OS platform.
In new research commissioned by Honeywell, the company looks into U.S. workers concerns about return to work and what must be done.
In this new episode of the Six Five - Insiders’ Edition, co-hosts Daniel Newman and Patrick Moorhead talk with HP’s Alex Cho about the CES 2021 and HP’s new announcements.
While technologists tout the coolest digital transformation trends for 2021, the following tech trends are keeping CMOs up at night.
At the Cisco WebexOne event, Cisco rolled out some exciting AI-based upgrades to Webex, suggesting more smart automation in the product’s future. Combine these newest enhancements with Cisco’s commitment to security across its ecosystem, and you’ve got a real winner. If Cisco wanted to show that it too could be one of the cool kids, mission accomplished!
Amazon has been vigilant in making its climate pledge to neutralize carbon in the next decade take off, today Microsoft joined its cause.
As we close out 2020 and look ahead to 2021 and beyond, we see not just growth in the IoT, but increased use cases and trends surrounding them. The following is a deeper look at the biggest trends taking shape in the next year.
In this new episode of the Futurum Tech Podcast – Interview Series, Futurum co-founder Daniel Newman talks with Cisco’s Jeff Scheaffer about the changes Cisco is making in their networking infrastructure offerings and how they are working with clients to modernize networks to drive innovation.
Dell returned to YoY growth as the company saw 3% growth as record breaking PC sales helped offset continued softness for IT infrastructure.
HP shipped 19M PCs in the final quarter of its fiscal year while delivering strong outperformances on both top and bottom line.
Apple is set to launch its next generation of MacBooks. For the first time since the surprise 2005 announcement by Steve Jobs that Apple was moving from PowerPC to Intel (x86), the company is set to take on chip-making responsibility for the Mac.

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