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The Six Five team discusses GlobalFoundries earnings and their Qualcomm Collab.
The Six Five team discusses Luminar earnings and the Chips Act.
The Six Five team discusses Micron's $40 Billion Memory Fab
The Six Five team discusses NVIDIA and Micron Warnings
The Six Five team discusses Apple’s Colossal Taiwan and China Supply Chain Risk
On this episode of The Six Five, leading global tech analysts Daniel Newman and Patrick Moorhead discuss earnings, the CHIPS Act, Micron's Memory Fab, Apply, and ongoing supply chain issues,
On this special episode of the Futurum Tech Webcast – Interview Series host Daniel Newman is joined by Stefan Krauss, SVP, Global Head of Discrete Industries and Energy & Natural Resources at SAP. This is the third episode in a series — done in partnership with SAP — where Daniel will be speaking with advisors and executives across several different industries on the state of their industry and what we can expect in the future.
Futurum’s Ron Westfall assesses ZohoDay 2022 and covers the analyst summit’s SMB panel consisting of Zoho customers Counter Culture, Hera Hub, and Zoomcar. The panel discussion shows how some SMB customers use Zoho solutions to meet their distinct challenges and attain better business outcomes, evidencing yet another reason for Zoho’s compelling value prop across the customer spectrum — regardless of company size.
What You Need to Know about the Metaverse Today and What's Ahead - The Six Five Summit Sessions
Futurum’s Daniel Newman and Ron Westfall examine Lenovo’s first quarter 2022/23 results that produced improved profitability and revenue for the ninth consecutive quarter and why Lenovo’s strategic vision, R&D prioritization, portfolio development commitments, and operations have enabled the company to make notable strides across its three main SSG, IFG, and IDG business units.
Futurum analysts Shelly Kramer and Todd R. Weiss share their insights as WalkMe revenue rises in Q2 to $59.9M, up 28% from Q2 2021, as the Digital Adoption Platform vendor continues to execute on its enterprise-focused strategy, grow its customer base, and impressively drive new sales.
