Technology Optimization advises CIOs seeking to invest in innovation and strategic advantage while optimizing the cost of providing ongoing support.
New economic realities and shrinking IT budgets necessitate that IT organizations become better at justifying new projects, more efficient in delivering IT services, and smarter at adopting new technologies that can deliver business value while reducing costs.
Organizations must work together to optimize the cost reduction that funds innovation, and learn how to balance the needs of business with the responsibilities of IT. Is your organization ready for the shift to innovation? Have you developed a strategy to fund innovation with optimization?
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said at Computex: "Nothing gives me more joy than when you buy everything from Nvidia. I just want you guys to know that, but it gives me tremendous joy when you buy anything from Nvidia."
Alibaba Cloud is seeing more AI workloads, accelerating revenue growth and benefiting from its Qwen open source family of models.
Cisco reported better-than-expected third quarter earnings as the company saw a surge in AI infrastructure demand and strong results from Splunk.
The Stargate Project is currently eyeing as many as three sites for AI data centers and Softbank executives said due diligence is currently underway on multiple proposals.
The chipmaker, which is playing catch up to Nvidia in AI infrastructure, reported first quarter earnings of $709 million, or 44 cents a share, on revenue of $7.4 billion, up 36% from a year ago. Non-GAAP earnings were 96 cents a share.
Palantir continues to land US commercial accounts as it raised its outlook for the second quarter and 2025.
Resilience is the major theme as enterprises report quarterly results and the biggest takeaway is that the giants will weather the storm and smaller companies won’t.
Quantum computing is hogging the headlines in 2025 and it's ok to say it's the year of quantum--or maybe qubits--with 10 months to go in the year. The quantum computing developments are flying, but it's worth noting that we're years away from big commercial adoption.
