On this episode of The Main Scoop, Daniel Newman, Greg Lotko, and Joe Doria discuss their favorite topics explored in past episodes–from generative AI, to hybrid cloud, and more–and what they mean for digital transformation.
Broadcom’s Revenue Increase for Q3 Was Up 5% Year-over-Year
Daniel Newman and Todd R. Weiss, analysts with The Futurum Group, share their insights as Broadcom revenue in Q3 2023 hits $8.88 billion, beating estimates. Now Broadcom waits to see if it gains approval for its proposed $61B VMware acquisition.
The Futurum Group’s Krista Macomber, Camberley Bates and Steven Dickens and cover the key themes and announcement from VMware Explore, including vSAN Max, Private AI and Edge Cloud Orchestrator, plus discussion on the upcoming Broadcom acquisition.
The Futurum Group’s Infrastructure Matters hosts delve into the critical aspects of infrastructure in the age of AI, emphasizing data management, cybersecurity, and the importance of mainframe technology in the enterprise.
On this episode of The Main Scoop, hosts Daniel Newman and Greg Lotko, SVP & GM, Mainframe Software Division of Broadcom, talk to Rick Pittman, Vice President CIO Research at Info-Tech, to uncover people-centric strategies for building the talent pool of tomorrow.
In our latest research brief, Breaking Down the Myths on Broadcom-VMWare — done in partnership with Broadcom — we explore some of the synergies and potential pitfalls as Broadcom and VMware navigate the acquisition, as well as shed light on some of the myths surrounding the same.
The Futurum Group’s Ron Westfall assesses why the formation of the Network Resilience Coalition can advance improvements in the updating of hardware and software on a more consistent and systematic basis on a global basis, including supporting organizations in attaining the end-to-end visibility key to bolstering network hardware and software resilience that can advance overall cybersecurity capabilities across their networks.
On this episode of The Six Five Webcast, hosts Patrick Moorhead and Daniel Newman discuss Broadcom, VMWare, China, Microsoft, Activision, Adobe, Amazon, IBM & Google.
