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AMD has released its Q2 2021 financial results, solidly beating consensus estimates with revenue of $3.85 billion (versus $3.62 billion expected) and earnings of $0.63 (versus $0.54 expected). This is the fourth consecutive quarter of record revenues including a 99 percent Y/Y increase from Q2 2020.
Twilio saw its best quarterly growth in more than two years as demand for customer engagement tools continues to surge.
Citrix saw its critics come out after a down revenue quarter and slowing growth, but it has a brighter future if it can make its ARR pivot.
The market reaction to Amazon: Only in these times would 27% growth for a company doing over a $100 billion a quarter be frowned upon.
DZS launched the DZS Helix Edge Access portfolio that showcase carrier-grade edge access solutions ready to leverage DZS Cloud Service Management Intelligence and Orchestration to deliver an augmented broadband experience and improved operational efficiencies. Futurum’s Ron Westfall examines why the Helix Edge Access portfolio strengthens the overall competitiveness of DZS, especially in competing against major rivals ADTRAN and Calix, and the key role DZS Cloud can play in shepherding CSP migration toward software-centric networks and powering adoption of intelligent edge capabilities.
Contentful raised $175 million in its Series F as its unique approach to CMS gains momentum taking its valuation above $3 billion.
Qualcomm delivered an outstanding Q3 result on the strength of 5G and its investments in IoT, Automotive, and RFFE all paying off.
In this new episode of the Futurum Tech Podcast – Interview Series, Futurum co-founder Daniel Newman talks with SAP’s Patrick Maroney and Intel’s Rick Willardson about the changes we are seeing in the high tech industry and the technologies and strategies that can make a difference.
A deal to purchase SAS would diversify Broadcom’s prospects as a real player in software, which it has struggled to achieve.
In our research paper “Intel: 5G Trailblazer Powering 5G Ecosystem-wide Innovation”, we conclude that operator 5G decision makers must prioritize considering Intel as their primary trusted advisor in driving their 5G network journeys, since Intel provides the extensive portfolio capabilities and channel expertise (i.e., Intel Network Builders) across the most strategic 5G technology areas, such as network cloudification, 5G edge, 5G core, vRAN, and 5G ecosystem, needed to meet the highest priority 5G business objectives.
Tech names AMD, Apple, Google, and Microsoft all saw their results significantly outperform guidance and expectations this week.
Microsoft delivered strong results in its fiscal Q4 with its best YoY growth in three years as Cloud and business app growth remains robust.
