Bob O'Donnell
Columnist at TechSpot
Contributor at Forbes
Contributor at Freelance
President Chief Analyst at TECHnalysis Research
President Chief Analyst at TECHnalysis Research covering smart devices #GenAI #5G #Edge #AR #VR #Cloud #Semis. Book author, speaker, musician @NotreDame grad.
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2 days ago |
techspot.com | Bob O'Donnell
The big picture: While people have been discussing the automotive market as the next big tech-device opportunity for some time now, in reality, today's cars haven't advanced as much as many had hoped. Sure, we have larger, more sophisticated screens and some assisted driving features, but we've yet to reach the kind of transformative, smartphone-level impact in most of the vehicles we're buying or driving today.
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technalysisresearch.com | Bob O'Donnell
May 19, 2025 Microsoft Brings AI Agents to Life May 14, 2025 Google Ups Privacy and Intelligence Ante with Latest Android Updates April 30, 2025 Intel Pushes Foundry Business Forward April 29, 2025 Chip Design Hits AI Crossover Point April 24, 2025 Adobe Broadens Firefly’s Creative AI Reach April 9, 2025 Google Sets the Stage for Hybrid AI with Cloud Next Announcements April 1, 2025 New Intel CEO Lays out Company Vision March 21, 2025 Nvidia Positions Itself as AI Infrastructure Provider...
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seekingalpha.com | Bob O'Donnell
Jun. 04, 2025 10:00 AM ETSummaryIn the automotive market, we still haven’t gotten to the era of smartphone-level impacts for most of the vehicles we’re now buying or driving. A big part of the problem is that the automotive development process continues to be long and tedious, in large part because of how technology gets adopted into modern vehicle platforms. Last year, Arm (ARM) took a big step towards reducing the standard 3- or 4-year development cycles.
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2 weeks ago |
techspot.com | Bob O'Donnell
The big picture: At this year's Dell Technologies World event, the company announced new products that include AI accelerator chips from AMD, Intel, Nvidia, and Qualcomm across its server and PC lines. Given that AI chips now offer some of the broadest choices in the semiconductor market, the move makes sense. Still, it's an impressive range of offerings that highlights how rapidly the AI hardware ecosystem has evolved in recent years. Choice is a beautiful thing.
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2 weeks ago |
seekingalpha.com | Bob O'Donnell
SummaryAt the Dell Technologies World event, Dell announced products that include AI accelerator chips from AMD, Intel, Nvidia, and Qualcomm across its line of servers and PCs.Not only is Dell offering new AI Factory configurations of its PowerEdge XE9780 and XE9785 line of servers with Nvidia’s Blackwell Ultra chips - both liquid-cooled and air-cooled - the company is also among the first to support Nvidia’s new RTX Pro architecture.
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