This Week in Enterprise Tech
Welcome to "This Week in Enterprise Tech" where we discuss the latest enterprise technology announcements and how they will affect your business and your bosses' expectations. Join TWIET as we guide CIOs and technical managers through the strategic ramifications behind the vendor hype, product innovation, and the avalanches of money going in and out of enterprise tech.
This Week in Enterprise Tech
This Week in Enterprise Tech, Week 2
This Week in Enterprise Tech, brought to you by the DX Report's Charles Araujo and Amalgam Insights' Hyoun Park, explores four key topics for the CIO's consideration.
First, we discuss the emergence of the AI app layer and what this means for enterprise IT organizations. It is not enough to simply think of AI in terms of what models are being used, but also the augmentation, tuning, app interface, maintenanace, and governance of AI in the enterprise
Second, we dig into KKR's $3.8 billion acquisition of VMware's End User Computing business and what this means both for the EUC business and for VMware customers as a whole as the market leader in virtualization is now owned by one of the best money makers in the tech industry, Hock Tan of Broadcom.
Third, we explore NVIDIA's quarterly earnings by going beyond the obvious growth of data center sales of GPUs. What do the rest of NVIDIA's sales say about the current state of Cloud FinOps and compute investments in areas such as gaming and smart autos?
And finally, we consider the nature of trust on the internet based on a recent Wired report that explores the use of robots.txt. You probably best know this file as a tool to keep Google from caching your site. But what does it mean as more and more spiders seek to automate the caching of all your web-accessible intellectual property?
This Week In Enterprise Tech is hosted by:
Charles Araujo of The DX Report and
Hyoun Park of Amalgam Insights