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Futurum analyst Todd R. Weiss writes that Intel Sapphire Rapids Xeon workstation CPUs are now available as Intel announces pre-orders are being taken, while full new Xeon systems will go on sale in March from hardware partners of the high-performance computer chip maker.
Futurum analysts Daniel Newman and Michael Diamond review and discuss Twilio’s recent Q4 2022 earnings announcement and what it means for the organization moving forward.
Futurum’s Ron Westfall explores why the Qualcomm 5G FWA Gen 3 platform is a boon to the 5G ecosystem by improving the 5G FWA experience for CSPs, partners, and customers alike through innovations such as Qualcomm QTM567 mmWave Antenna Module designed to provide reliable and extended mmWave coverage as well as WiFi 7 with 10G Ethernet, developed to deliver multi-gigabit speeds and fixed access-like latency to virtually every device in the home or facility.
Futurum’s Ron Westfall explores why Nokia’s adoption of the In-Line Acceleration approach can help accelerate and broaden market acceptance of Cloud RAN, including multi-sector macrocell base stations, microcell base stations, intelligent radio heads, and O-RAN vDUs as well as advancing ecosystem outcomes such as Vodafone/Nokia collaboration to spread Open RAN across Europe and broadening O-RAN Alliance support.
Futurum’s Daniel Newman and Ron Westfall examine Cisco’s Q2 2023 results and why they believe Cisco can continue playing a strong hand in the areas where it saw success in Q2 2023, especially across the enterprise space and key segments such as software, web-scale infrastructure, cloud management, security, and IoT, throughout the rest of 2023.
Steven Vonder Haar, senior analyst with Wainhouse Research, part of The Futurum Group family of companies, recaps Quickchannel’s introduction of a revamped streaming platform, which is is notable for the two ways in which it cuts against the grain of conventional wisdom in today’s enterprise video technology marketplace.
Sean Spradling, senior analyst at Wainhouse Research, part of The Futurum Group family of companies, covers Zoho’s release of Trident, pushing further into UC.
Futurum principal analyst Shelly Kramer covers T-Mobile’s continued domination of the competition in mobile 5G speed tests and network availability based on evaluations by Ookla and Opensignal.
Futurum analyst Todd R. Weiss writes that IBM’s latest supercomputer is cloud-based and AI-focused and is housed entirely within the IBM Cloud rather than on-premises like traditional supercomputers, giving it remarkable capabilities that are designed and built to leverage its hybrid cloud and AI underpinnings.
Futurum analysts Ron Westfall and Michael Diamond discuss Qualcomm’s Snapdragon x75 5G Modem-RF that will offer its vendors the ability to create products that take advantage of the next era of 5G connectivity, strengthening customer centricity and improving digital transformation initiatives.
Futurum’s Ron Westfall examines the new Ericsson Mobility Report and its indications of a brighter 5G future for CSPs across key objectives, such as generating greater 5G revenue and advancing 5G monetization capabilities, and why 5G real-world use cases, such as Day-1 connectivity for fixed and temporary sites, FWA coverage across rural areas, improved connectivity for distributed workforces, and fleet vehicle management, will significantly deliver improvements over 4G implementations, paving the way for a wider array of use cases to turbocharge the 5G value proposition in 2023.
