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The Six Five team discusses HPE Buying Juniper.
The Six Five team discusses Arm’s “blackhawk” new CPU core.
The Six Five team discusses memory market: call it a comeback.
The Six Five team discusses CES 2024 Ruminations.
Mark Beccue, Research Director, AI at The Futurum Group discusses the emerging trend of watermarking & other strategies for licensing AI training data & combating malicious AI generated content.
An Assessment of Key 5G-IoT Ecosystem Developments with a Focus on the HPE $14 Billion Acquisition of Juniper and Its Ecosystem-wide Impact
The Futurum Group’s Ron Westfall and Steven Dickens review why HPE’s game changing $14 billion acquisition of Juniper represents an important inflection point in the industry that can redefine how the 5G ecosystem connects, protects, and analyzes data.
New Service Offerings Are Designed to Assist Companies with Maximizing ROI with Automation Deployments
Keith Kirkpatrick, Research Director with The Futurum Group, covers Automation Anywhere’s announcement of new benchmarking services designed to help companies maximize their automation investments.
In this episode of Infrastructure Matters, Camberley Bates is joined by Randy Kerns for a look back at 50 years in the data infrastructure business covering everything from mainframe to open systems and AI. Randy provides his advice on staying relevant for everything information and all that is important for data.
The IBM Partner Plus Program Is Being Expanded to Provide More Access to IBM Resources and Education as It Works to Help Service Partners Expand Their Service Revenue Streams
Todd R. Weiss, Senior Analyst with The Futurum Group, shares his insights about how the IBM Partner Plus program will help partners grow more services revenue as customers require more expertise and education about generative AI, watsonx, and more.
Move Could Pressure AWS and Azure to Follow
Steven Dickens and Dave Raffo at The Futurum Group examine what Google Cloud’s decision to eliminate egress fees means to customers, Google, and its rivals AWS and Microsoft Azure; plus, the role government regulation may have played in the decision.
Ericsson, T-Mobile, and Qualcomm Work Together to Deliver Six-Component Carrier Aggregation Breakthrough on T-Mobile’s Live Production 5G Network
The Futurum Group’s Ron Westfall reviews why Ericsson, T-Mobile, and Qualcomm accomplishing the data call on 6CC over sub-6 GHz provides the performance and coverage breakthroughs key to fulfilling more demanding 5G use cases.
