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Ericsson Goes Long on Open Network Innovation with $6.2 Billion Acquisition of Vonage

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Ericsson enters into agreement for $6.2 billion cash offer to acquire Vonage, a provider of cloud-based communications, propelling Ericsson’s strategy to boost its wireless enterprise channel influence and broaden its global offerings. Futurum’s Ron Westfall assesses why Ericsson’s $6.2 billion acquisition of Vonage can disrupt the crowded CPaaS market segment, spur API-driven 5G/4G innovation across the enterprise wireless realm, and provide the foundation to advance ecosystem-wide open network innovation.

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Dell Technologies Historic Q3 Delivers Record Breaking Performance

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The News: Dell Technologies reported 3rd quarter results for fiscal 2022 after the market closed on November 23, 2021, delivering both record revenue and profitability. Here’s a quick breakdown of the headline numbers: Second quarter revenue record of $28.4B, up 21%, Operating income was a third quarter record of $1.3 billion, a 19% increase over the same period the prior …

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Why MediaTek’s New Dimensity 9000 May Not Be a Legitimate Premium Mobile Chipset After All

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Futurum senior analyst Olivier Blanchard examines MediaTek’s claim that its new Dimensity 9000 mobile SOC can compete against Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 888 in the premium tier. In addition to outlining some of the key industry hurdles facing MediaTek in its efforts to finally break into the premium tier, Blanchard outlines critical areas in which Dimensity 9000 appears to fall short of delivering premium mobile experiences for OEMs and their customers, namely modem/connectivity, camera/computer vision, AI, and mobile gaming.

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NVIDIA GTC 2021: Cloudera and NVIDIA Expand Partnership, Look to RAPIDly Advance Data Scientist Adoption of GPUs

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Cloudera and NVIDIA are now offering RAPIDS Edition ML Runtimes to make it simpler for data scientists to use Cloudera Machine Learning to work with NVIDIA GPUs, bypassing the impediments of needing to configure CUDA drivers and library dependencies. Futurum’s Ron Westfall delves into how the augmented Cloudera NVIDIA alliance could expand data science community adoption of running more data science pipelines on NVIDIA GPU infrastructure to improve their data-driven operations over CPU implementations, particularly for massive cloud data workload applications and scaling out for large processes.