Category: Data Center

Pure Storage Delivered Record Sales in Key Product Lines and Strong Subscription Growth, but Soft FY 2026 Guidance Weighed on Shares
Camberley Bates, VP & Practice Lead at The Futurum Group, analyzes Pure Storage’s Q4 FY 2025 results, noting sales, subscription growth, AI and cloud gains, and hyperscale progress, amid margin pressures and FY 2026 guidance concerns.
Record Blackwell Sales of $11 Billion in Q4 FY 2025 Push Nvidia’s Data Center Revenue up 93% YoY
Richard Gordon, VP & Practice Lead, Semiconductors at The Futurum Group, analyzes Nvidia’s Q4 FY 2025 earnings, highlighting record-breaking AI-driven growth, Blackwell’s rapid adoption, and margin pressures amid supply constraints. Key insights on gaming, automotive, and professional visualization trends.
Snowflake Reports Healthy Q4 Results as AI Investments Begin Paying Dividends
Nick Patience, AI Practice Lead at The Futurum Group shares his insights on Snowflake’s Q4 2025 earnings & what they mean for the broader AI and data analytics space.
AI Acceleration and Hybrid Infrastructure Strategy Lift Lenovo’s Earnings
Olivier Blanchard, Research Director with The Futurum Group, analyzes Lenovo’s Q3 FY2025 earnings, highlighting AI-driven growth in ISG, premium PC momentum in IDG, and sustained double-digit expansion in SSG.
Zoho Unveiled a New Agentic Platform to Deliver AI-enhanced Portfolio-wide Improvements Including Zoho IoT
Futurum’s Ron Westfall explores how Zoho is positioned to develop AI-enhanced solutions that can drive customer value including the optimization and full security of IoT assets that improve business outcomes and overall experience.
Q2 Revenue and Margin Expansion Driven by AI-Powered Data Center Demand, Telecom Recovery, and Industrial Resilience
Olivier Blanchard, Research Director at The Futurum Group, analyzes Coherent’s Q2 FY 2025 earnings, highlighting record networking revenue fueled by AI data center demand, telecom recovery, and margin expansion.
The Latest Earnings Reinforce Arm’s Competitive Momentum, Driven by the Increasing Integration of Its Technology in AI Workloads and High-Performance Computing
Richard Gordon, VP & Practice Lead, Semiconductors at The Futurum Group, examines Arm’s Q3 FY 2025 earnings, highlighting AI-driven royalty growth, Compute Subsystem expansion, and key AI collaborations.
Kyndryl’s Latest Results Reflect a Turnaround in Profitability, With Expanding Margins and Rising Contributions From High-Value Contracts and Kyndryl Consult
Krista Case, Research Director at The Futurum Group, analyzes Kyndryl’s Q3 FY 2025 results, highlighting strong margin expansion, higher-value signings, and the company's progress in eliminating unprofitable pre-spinoff contracts.
AI Investors, Tech Leaders, and Customers Sort Through Short-Term Fallout and Longer-Term Claims By China’s DeepSeek
The Futurum Group analysts share their insights on DeepSeek R1 claims of model training and cost efficiency, questions about the potential use of competitors' models, and security and privacy concerns. Analysts discuss the near and long-term implications of faster and lower-cost LLM development.
Cloud and AI Services Saw Strong Adoption, While Heightened Capex for AI Infrastructure Affected Margin Performance
The Futurum Group’s Keith Kirkpatrick and Nick Patience analyze Microsoft’s Q2 FY 2025 results, highlighting strong cloud and AI-driven growth, a surge in commercial bookings, and record-high AI infrastructure investments.
CoreWeave’s Newly Opened Crawley and London Docklands Facilities, Featuring NVIDIA H200 GPUs, Bolster Its AI Hyperscaling Efforts in Alignment With the UK’s AI Opportunities Action Plan
Nick Patience, VP and AI Practice Lead at The Futurum Group, explores CoreWeave's launch of UK-based data centers featuring NVIDIA H200 GPUs, driving AI innovation and supporting the UK’s AI Opportunities Action Plan.
Oracle’s Latest Exadata X11M Platform Delivers Key Enhancements in Performance, Efficiency, and Energy Conservation for AI and Data Workloads
Futurum’s Ron Westfall examines why Exadata X11M allows customers to decide where they want to gain the best performance for their Oracle Database workloads from new levels of price performance, consolidation, and efficiency alongside savings in hardware, power and cooling, and data center space.

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