6 articles that week
ITProToday, Saturday, January 27th, 2024
2023 was the year of AI. What should we expect from 2024 - besides more AI? IT leaders and industry insiders share their tech trends and predictions for 2024.
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SiliconANGLE , Saturday, January 27th, 2024
Predictions about enterprise tech have never been more uncertain. They become even more challenging when you try to make forecasts that are measurable. Generally, our belief is we should be able to look back a year later and say with some degree of certainty whether the prediction came true - ideally with some quantifiable evidence to back that up.
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The Next Platform, Friday, January 26th, 2024
A few years back, when Intel went up on the rocks with its CPU and GPU designs largely because its chip research and manufacturing did not keep pace with the manufacturing and packaging advances made by foundry rival Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co, we said that we were rapidly moving towards a world where Intel might have 40 percent of the CPU market, AMD might have 40 percent, and Arm and RISC-V would fight over the remaining 19 percent and 1 percent remaining for other exotic datacenter compute engine chippery.
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TechCrunch, Thursday, January 25th, 2024
The robotics industry loves a good, healthy debate. Of late, one of the most intense ones centers around humanoid robots. It's been a big topic for decades, of course, but the recent proliferation of startups like 1X and Figure - along with projects from more established companies like Tesla - have put humanoids back in the spotlight.
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O'Reilly, Thursday, January 25th, 2024
For decades, the tech industry hummed along on a predictable five-year disruption cycle. Microservices, cloud, Agile-each marked a turning point, but the pace felt manageable. Then came 2023. One explosive AI breakthrough, ChatGPT, changed all of that.
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Blocks&Files, Tuesday, January 23rd, 2024
Cerabyte requires venture capital funding, partnership with a tape library system vendor, or joint development with a large-scale user to bring its glass archival storage system to market.
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