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Established in 2017, Futuriom is a community dedicated to research and analysis of cutting-edge technologies that are set to significantly shape our future. We focus on identifying the companies and innovations that have the potential for substantial growth in the coming decade, particularly in areas like artificial intelligence, the Internet of Things (IoT), cloud computing, and cybersecurity. Our research process involves collecting extensive public data, engaging with leading experts in various tech fields, and conducting interviews with end users, investors, and customers. This wealth of information is then synthesized to provide a clear understanding of developments in the most exciting technology sectors. Our aim is to assess how these emerging technologies can enhance efficiency and offer a solid return on investment (ROI) for businesses.

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What's Next for Networking Infrastructure for AI?

2 days ago | futuriom.com | Mary Jander

Artificial intelligence (AI) is building momentum in enterprises worldwide. Futuriom's research shows that hundreds of the globe's largest firms are engaged in proof-of-concepts to bring AI to bear on a range of critical applications. At the same time, to reap AI’s rewards requires a full-on reworking of the IT infrastructure, with particular emphasis on networking. It’s clear why this is so: AI requires new levels of performance in bandwidth, latency, and security.
Delivering ROI with Unified SASE as a Service

1 week ago | futuriom.com | R. Scott Raynovich

Based in Michigan, Thetford was founded in 1963 and has grown into a global market leader in mobilesanitation systems, refrigeration, kitchen, and cooking appliances for the recreational vehicle market. We recently interviewed Thetford’s Global IT Coordinator, Ger Peeters, about its implementation of Aryaka Unified SASE as a Service.
Telco Trends Recap: AI-RAN Brings AI to the Edge

1 week ago | futuriom.com | R. Scott Raynovich

There was an undoubtedly a more upbeat tone at Mobile World Congress this year, punctuated by a post-Covid record crowd of 109,000 people attending this goliath communications trade conference in Barcelona. And the excitement centered on two macro themes: 1) A comeback in capital spending as 5G standalone (SA) deployments reach critical mass; and 2) The excitement about AI and what it means for telecommunications.
Messaging Hack Hints at Broader U.S. Cybersecurity Weakness

1 week ago | futuriom.com | Mary Jander

A messaging app used by now-former national security advisor Mike Waltz has been hacked, prompting questions about the current Trump administration’s capability to manage its cybersecurity technology.
RSAC: AI Is Helping Hackers; We Need More AI!

2 weeks ago | futuriom.com | R. Scott Raynovich

SAN FRANCISCO—AI anybody? AI was of course topic du jour here at RSAC, where literally hundreds of companies were talking about the threats to AI, as well as the solutions. In this cavalcade of AI jargon and hype, the irony is that vendors are pitching AI as the solution to the AI security problem.
MCP for AI is Hot. But Where's the Security?

2 weeks ago | futuriom.com | Craig Matsumoto

(Editor's Note: This is Cloud Tracker Pro premium analysis that will be available for a limited time for free. To subscribe to CTP, go here.) The model context protocol (MCP) is a huge topic in AI, but its presence felt subtle at this week's RSAC 2025 Conference. Companies are eager to talk about MCP, but the security discussion feels like it's just beginning to stir.
Microsoft and Meta Post Great Earnings, But Can It Last?

2 weeks ago | futuriom.com | Mary Jander

Major hyperscalers Microsoft and Meta aren’t seeing an AI slowdown, and they’re banking on increased demand despite macroeconomic uncertainty stemming from the Trump trade war. But questions swirl as to whether the good news will be sustained longer term. On Wednesday, April 30, Microsoft announced revenue of $70.1 billion for its quarter ended March 31, 2025, up 13% year-over-year (y/y).
Neoclouds vs. Hyperscalers: What’s the Difference?

3 weeks ago | futuriom.com | Craig Matsumoto

In the emerging market of "neoclouds," which are the cloud providers specializing in providing the rental of graphical processor units (GPUs) as-a-service, CoreWeave's recent IPO created excitement about this market.
UALink Offers Fresh Options for AI Networking

3 weeks ago | futuriom.com | Mary Jander

A major push toward alternatives to NVIDIA networking for AI emerged on April 8 when the Ultra Accelerator Link (UALink) Consortium published its first specification. The consortium, led by an impressive list of members—including AMD, Apple, Astera Labs, AWS, Broadcom, Cisco, Enfabrica, Google, HPE, Intel, Juniper Networks, Meta, Microsoft, and Synopsys, to name just a few—is offering the first open-source alternative to NVIDIA’s ubiquitous NVLink to connect GPUs and CPUs in AI clusters.
Inside the Tech Tariff Catastrophe

3 weeks ago | futuriom.com | Mary Jander

High tariffs and export restrictions imposed by the Trump administration are snarling technology supply chains, threatening production, and forcing a dramatic shift in plans for a range of U.S. companies. And the outcome could be the opposite of what the government intends.