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Futurum analyst Michael Diamond explores news of the Vatican City’s choice of arming its Pontifical Swiss Guards with Samsung’s Galaxy XCover Pro and the Galaxy Tab Active Series of ruggedized devices. This move, combined with the Vatican’s adoption of Samsung’s Knox Suite mobile device management software, is going to be a game-changer for the Vatican City device management team.
Futurum’s Ron Westfall examines why Nokia’s introduction of a full range of energy efficiency improvements across its radio access network products at MWC 2023 are making a positive contribution toward improving both the company’s and the telecommunications industry’s overall environmental performance. In view of the UN IPCC release of the Synthesis Report, which found worldwide greenhouse gas emissions continuing to increase, taking strategic steps to motivate the telecommunications industry to up its game takes on paramount importance.
The Six Five team discusses Elon Musk's Call to end AI.
The Six Five team discusses Intel's DCAI Day.
The Six Five team discusses the HP Amplify Event.
The Six Five team discusses Alibaba's big split.
The Six Five team discusses Google's Data Cloud and AI Summit.
On this episode of the Six Five, hosts Daniel Newman and Patrick Moorhead discuss Elon Musk, HP, Google, Intel, Luminar, and Alibaba.
The Futurum Group’s Steven Dickens provides his take on the latest z16 system from IBM and the likely impact on smaller customers. As IBM continues to innovate with the AI-infused Telum processor, this new small form factor system is positioned to help smaller mainframe customers address datacenter floor space concerns.
The Futurum Group’s Shelly Kramer covers news out of Enterprise Connect 2023 from EPOS on the release of a new addition to the EPOS IMPACT line, the EPOS IPMACT 1000. The company’s passion for technology solutions designed to reduce brain fatigue, minimize distraction and disruptive sounds, and provide safer, more productive hearing solutions for the hybrid workplace is well-timed. Now, they’ll need to make some noise in a crowded market and gain market share.
On this episode of The Main Scoop, hosts Daniel Newman and Joe Doria Daniel Newman and Joe Doria, CMO of Broadcom Mainframe Software, spend time with Joe Schuler, Vice President at Mastercard, to discuss the future of payments and payment rails.
