Tag: Intel

January 19, 2023

Daniel Newman

Six Five Webcast

NOTAM Outage, Intel Sapphire Rapids, TSMC Earnings, HPE Acquires Pachyderm, ChatGPT to Azure – The Six Five Webcast

Cloud, Hybrid Cloud, Infrastructure, and Operations, Workplace Collaboration

January 13, 2023

Ron Westfall

Research Note

Intel 4th Gen Xeon Scalable Processors, Max Series CPUs and GPUs Primed to Accelerate Data Center Performance and Capabilities

Futurum’s Ron Westfall examines why Intel’s new 4th Gen Xeon CPU cores and Max Series CPUs/GPUs in combination with an agile, vast array of built-in accelerators can deliver performance breakthroughs, efficiency advances, and new total cost of operation benefits throughout swiftly expanding and evolving network and edge environments. The new solutions underscore Intel’s commitment to a workload-first portfolio development strategy which bodes well for the company’s ongoing organization-wide turnaround mission.

5G, Cloud, Hybrid Cloud, Infrastructure, and Operations, Processors, Security, Semiconductors and Components, Storage

January 5, 2023

Ron Westfall

Research Note

CES 2023: Intel Unleashes 13th Gen Core Mobile Processors Aimed at Elevating Mobile Platform Experiences

Futurum’s Ron Westfall assesses why Intel’s new 13th Gen mobile processors, HX, H-series, P-series, and U-series, are poised to transform the overall laptop experience including making further inroads throughout the gaming and creator communities, while providing key differentiation against key rival AMD and its Ryzen 7000 series processors.

IoT, Processors

December 20, 2022

Daniel Newman

Futurum Tech Webcast

A Deep Dive Into Intel’s Advances in Artificial Intelligence and Workload Acceleration

On this episode of the Futurum Tech Webcast – Interview Series, Futurum principal analyst Daniel Newman is joined by Intel’s Kavitha Prasad for a conversation on the expansion of AI and how Intel’s CPU architecture provides adequate infrastructure for this rapidly developing market niche.

AI, Automation, Cloud, Hybrid Cloud, Infrastructure, and Operations

December 14, 2022

Daniel Newman

Futurum Tech Webcast

Data Protection is Driving New Business Opportunities – A Futurum Tech Webcast Interview

On this episode of the Futurum Tech Webcast – Interview Series, Futurum principal analyst, Daniel Newman is joined by Intel’s Brian Richardson for a conversation about the security market and what enterprise IT leaders need to be aware of for the future.

Data Management, Data Protection, Security

December 9, 2022

Ron Westfall

Research Note

Lattice Semiconductor Ready to Power Innovation across Mid-Range FPGA Market with Lattice Avant Debut

Futurum’s Ron Westfall assesses why the Lattice Avant launch sharpens Lattice’s ability to capture more mid-range FPGA business and drive innovation across the system and application developer communities, especially in addressing the growing demand for increased flexibility and efficiency in system and application design, while also delivering architectural advancements and capabilities that meet customers’ requirements in scaling and administering an expanding array of applications.

AI, Cloud, Data Management, Digital Transformation, Hybrid Cloud, Infrastructure, and Operations, Machine Learning, Processors

November 2, 2022

Daniel Newman

Video Research Note

Intel Earnings

The Six Five team dives into Intel's earnings for this episode of Earnings Palooza!

5G, Processors

November 1, 2022

Daniel Newman

Six Five Webcast

We are LIVE! talking TECH EARNINGSPALOOZA on SAP, Microsoft, Google, AWS, Intel, Honeywell- The Six Five Webcast

5G, Cloud, Hybrid Cloud, Infrastructure, and Operations

November 1, 2022

Daniel Newman

Research Note

Intel Q3 2022 Results: Return to Profitability Points to Progress in Turnaround

Futurum’s Daniel Newman and Ron Westfall assess Intel’s financial results for the third quarter of fiscal 2022 and why they believe the company is executing the strategy required to improve its overall financial situation, including focus on driving $3 billion in cost reductions in 2023, growing to $8 billion to $10 billion in annualized cost reductions and efficiency gains by the end of 2025, as well as making long game moves to boost prospects in key areas such as IFS and x86.

5G, AI, Processors

October 24, 2022

Ron Westfall

Research Note

Intel x86 Architecture: Comprehensive Performance, Testing, Validation, and Industry Standards Cloud Benefits

Futurum’s Ron Westfall and Daniel Newman evaluate the x86 architecture and why they believe it enables organizations to swiftly adapt to changing business requirements, including the ability to maximize microprocessor architecture outcomes based on major evaluation factors such as overall performance, testing & amp, validation assurances, and industry standards leadership.