Category: Emerging Technologies

Drafting off of the demand for crypto and supply constraints for graphics cards, NVIDIA has released its CMP line for Ethereum Miners.
Futurum’s Ron Westfall walks us through the Oracle Database 21c debut, which further differentiates the company’s converged database proposition, especially in key emerging technology areas such as Immutable Blockchain Tables and AutoML for In-Database ML. The new offering strengthens Oracle’s ability to bolster developer productivity in cultivating new applications and curating applications to fulfill top-priority business objectives. By including 200+ innovations across seven key technology areas in the new release, Ron is bullish on Oracle and sees this move as putting its major database rivals, such as IBM, SAP, Amazon, and Microsoft/Azure on the sales and marketing defensive in the near-term. He sees Oracle’s Database 21c sales and marketing zigging in marked contrast to the zagging of recent competitor marketing that continues to focus on requisite, somewhat bland feature sets such as cloud-based data management, putting Oracle in the driver’s seat to drive industry-wide converged database sales and marketing conversations at the onset of 2021.
Microsoft Azure Quantum is now available for public preview allowing developers and researchers in all industries to experiment with the quantum computing platform. The preview is to help launch the quantum computing service as well as spur innovation in a variety of fields.
In this episode of the Futurum Tech Webcast, host Shelly Kramer is joined by fellow analysts Daniel Newman and Fred McClimans for a conversation about COVID-19 vaccines that are coming down the pike and the technology that will play a role in actually delivering and monitoring those vaccines.
New Episode: Futurum analysts Shelly Kramer, Olivier Blanchard, and Ron Westfall break down election week in the US, with a look at election security, the role technology played, the impact of data all the way around, and what happened with the market.
Honeywell has announced its next generation quantum computer offering 10 fully connected qubits and quantum volume of 128. What it means?
In this new episode of the Futurum Tech Webcast – Women in Tech Series, Futurum co-founder Shelly Kramer talks with Women Who Tech’s Allyson Kapin about their newly released The State of Women in Tech and Startups Report 2020, what the tech industry looks like from the female perspective, and how that’s changed since their 2017 research study. This report should be required reading for any leader in the technology space, and this conversation is likely one you don’t want to miss.
With the release of its Orquestra software, Boston based Zapata Computing is democratizing access to quantum computing.
AWS announced last week the general availability of Amazon Braket, its new quantum computing tool. Braket is a fully-managed AWS service that Amazon markets as a service that will spur innovation across the entire quantum community, allowing developers, researchers, and scientists to experiment with computers from quantum hardware providers, while only paying for compute services used. With companies like Fidelity, VW and University of Waterloo already using the tool, Braket is now generally available in the US East (N. Virginia), US West (N. California), and US West (Oregon) AWS Regions.
SpaceX Starlink sends up more satellites and preps for its high-speed broadband network which it is confident will be beta serving U.S. and Canada by the end of the year.
Honeywell has broken through to the next big milestone in Quantum Computing announcing the achievement of 64 qubits, doubling IBM's previous record of 32

Thank you, we received your request, a member of our team will be in contact with you.