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Futurum Analyst in Residence Jared Klee analyzes Ripple’s $100 million commitment to global carbon and considers Ripple’s multiyear commitment to carbon neutrality, the many partnerships the company’s is striking as it attempts to lift the entire ecosystem, and how the approach contrasts with the rhetoric-heavy action-light announcements around proof of work blockchains.
Futurum Analyst in Residence Jared Klee analyzes Circle’s industry-first weekly USDC stablecoin transparency report announcement and explores how Circle has positioned USDC to become among the most trusted and transparent stablecoins and how the company can further cement its leadership by leading industry-wide change.
Futurum Analyst Michael Diamond explores how the TeleSign Silent Verification offering will help eliminate headaches for businesses and consumers using their smartphones to authenticate into online retailers, social media, healthcare services and more — and why that matters.
Futurum analyst Steven Dickens provides his take on the recently announced updates to Rancher and NeuVector. At the recent KUBECON Europe event, SUSE took the opportunity to expand on its vision for container security and provide updates to its strategic container management platform Rancher.
Futurum principal analyst Shelly Kramer explores the emerging partnership between Kyndryl and NetApp, the latest in a string of partnerships for Kyndryl that expand its portfolio of cloud transformation solutions, with emphasis on NetApp’s data management capabilities and expertise.
Futurum’s principal analyst Daniel Newman reacts to breaking news of talks between Broadcom and VMware surrounding a potential acquisition that would have considerable implications for Broadcom as well as the cloud computing and enterprise software spaces.
Futurum principal analyst Shelly Kramer reacts to the swift growth in cloud transformation services SAP has achieved through RISE with SAP and a new partner co-sell program, with insight into the example the company provides regarding the potential offered by investment in cloud transformation.
Futurum’s Ron Westfall assesses why Nokia’s MX Boost technology addresses the growing demand across Industry 4.0 connectivity environments for private wireless capabilities that can flexibly bond 4.9G/5G with Wi-Fi, strengthens its private wireless network portfolio, and can help accelerate key emerging use cases such as Wi-Fi 6 + Wi-Fi 6E and LTE/5G + Wi-Fi 6E.
Futurum’s Ron Westfall assesses how Amdocs and AWS provided the AI-enabled, cloud-based business assurance solution that he sees assisting T-Mobile’s merger synergies across the vast, intricate Sprint merger process.
Futurum analyst Michael Diamond looks at Hewlett-Packard’s latest two ZBook mobile workstations, which get component upgrades aimed at bringing more compute power to resource-hungry creative and technical professionals working in hybrid and remote locations.
Futurum’s principal analyst Shelly Kramer explores the new cybersecurity measures announced by Google at Google I/O, including the capability to use mobile devices as physical security keys to thwart phishing attacks.
In this episode of Making Markets, host Daniel Newman is joined by Five9 CEO Rowan Trollope to discuss the company’s recent earnings results, the strong secular tailwinds that position the company to perform uniquely well even in an economic downturn, AND a dive into Trollope’s takes on Crypto and whether the recent capitulation of Terra has created a dark moment for the future of cryptocurrency.
