By Rob Enderle for TG Daily

AMD continues to showcase the benefits of focused management and solid execution. The 3rd quarter 2023 represents impressively strong results in what has been an uneven market with nervous customers and ever higher interest rates collectively creating a drag on sales outside of AMD’s control.

By Daniel W. Rasmus for Serious Insight 

An expansive list of potential gift items drawn from current reviews and products in our evaluation queue.

By Rob Enderle for Techspective

What was fascinating about the Meta Quest 3 launch this week was that not only is this a far better product than the Meta Quest 2 was, but that the concept of the Metaverse was only mentioned twice in passing, largely because the consumer metaverse isn’t really a thing yet.

By Rob Enderle for ComputerWorld

The companies highlighted conferencing products that are flexible, reconfigurable, and interoperable, allowing for a best-of-class, multi-vendor solution that lets you selectively swap out components as technology advances.

By Daniel W. Rasmus for Serious Insight 

Apple announced several updates in its iPhone 15 line and some major changes for Apple Watch as well.

By Jaye Tilson from Security Infowatch

Here are a range of effective strategies aimed at managing and ultimately alleviating these pressures based on personal experience.

By Matias Madou for Security Infowatch

As thrilling as it is to see hordes of zombies wreaking havoc on the last lines of defense of the human race, I can’t say the same sentiment is particularly appealing when discussing APIs.

By Rob Enderle for COMPUTERWORLD

When one candidate accused the other of being a 'ChatGPT' candidate in this week's GOP presidential debate, he intended the comment as a slam. But maybe there's more to it than that.

By Rob Enderle for COMPUTERWORLD

Work from home is failing, with more and more companies demanding their employees return to the office. AI-driven tools for onboarding and employee engagement could fix that.

By Rob Enderle for TG Daily

Generative AI has hit the world like a storm. Right now, it’s focused in either user tools like what Microsoft has supplied, or customer interactions and general operational assistance like IBM’s watsonx. It is certainly good that both of those companies are focused on using this to enhance us rather than replace us (the actor and writer strike comes to mind). Since I agree that enhancement should be the purpose of these tools, I’ll focus on implementations that make us better, not those that make us obsolete…