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Constellation Insights is the news and insights arm of Constellation Research underwritten to deliver the latest in enterprise technology.
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About Constellation Insights
WHAT IS IT?
The news and insights arm of Constellation Research underwritten to deliver the latest in enterprise technology.
WHO LEADS IT?
Larry Dignan, previously Editor in Chief of Celonis Media and ZDNet with decades of enterprise technology experience.
WHERE CAN WE ACCESS IT?
Content will be available on the ConstellationR.com property in video, blogs, podcasts, and other mediums. Public and paywall access will be provided to Constellation’s CXO network.
WHAT WILL CONSTELLATION INSIGHTS DO?
- Cover the buy and sell side of enterprise technology.
- Provide a neutral lens into enterprise technology developments.
- Amplify the Constellation Research analyst and CXO thought leaders.
- Tell real-world, human customer stories.
- Give voice to enterprise vendors that have been drowned out of B2B media
LARRY DIGNAN
Editor in Chief, Constellation Insights
Dignan was most recently Celonis Media’s Editor in Chief where he sat at the intersection of media and marketing. He is the former Editor in Chief of ZDNet and has covered the technology industry and transformation trends for more than two decades, publishing articles in CNET, Knowledge @Wharton, WallStreetWeek.com, Interactive Week, The New York Times, and Financial Planning magazine.
He is also an Adjunct Professor at Temple University and on the Advisory Board for The Fox Business School's Institute of Business and Information Technology.
UiPath's bets paying off: Here are the key Q3 takeaways
UiPath closed a record number of third quarter deals over $1 million in ARR. Customers with $1 million or more in ARR grew 31% to 264, while customers with $100,000 or more in ARR increased to 1,974.
Dell Technologies delivers mixed Q3, but strong demand for AI-optimized servers
"AI initiatives are being driven at the CEO and board levels. And as a result, we are at the front of a significant TAM expansion," said Dell Technologies COO Jeff Clarke.
Amazon's Vogels says 'cost awareness is a lost art' as AWS launches optimization tools
"Cost awareness is a lost art. We need to regain that art," said Amazon CTO Dr. Werner Vogels.
Snowflake says demand stabilizing in better than expected Q3
For fiscal 2024, Snowflake sees product revenue of $2.65 billion, up 37% from a year ago.
Salesforce delivers solid Q3, focuses on operating margins
Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff said the company is "bringing CRM, data, AI and trust together in a single, integrated platform."
AWS, ServiceNow ink 5-year collaboration pact
The two companies said they will focus on use cases in manufacturing, supply chain, call centers and cloud transformation.
These overlooked AWS re:Invent launches could solve pain points
To that end, here are a some of the announcements that team Constellation Research thought were interesting even if they didn't get all the attention.
HPE sees Q4 strength in AI, edge, high performance computing
CFO Jeremy Cox said HPE was seeing "promising indicators of continued demand in the areas of the market we are prioritizing, especially in AI."
Workday Q3 shows strength, raises outlook
Carl Eschenbach, co-CEO of Workday, said the company was seeing momentum from "AI innovation, strength in full platform deals, expanding partner ecosystem, and international growth."
AWS launches Amazon Q, makes its case to be your generative AI stack
Amazon Web Services made the case at re:Invent that it should be your complete AI stack with Amazon Q, a horizontal generative AI tool that will be embedded throughout AWS and backed up with Amazon Bedrock and infrastructure for model training and inference powered by Trainium and Inferentia processors.
AWS presses custom silicon edge with Graviton4, Trainium2 and Inferentia2
Amazon Web Services launched Graviton4, its custom chip for multiple workloads, with big improvements over last year's Graviton3. AWS also launched the latest versions of its Trainium and Inferentia processors, two GPUs that may be able to bring the price of model training down.
Alianza, AWS team up for cloud communication services
Alianza and Amazon Web Services (AWS) signed a multi-year partnership to enable traditional communication service providers to deliver and monetize voice and cloud communications services.
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