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Google – The long tail.

Better search but not assistant. Google is going to get even better at search which will improve its relevance with users and increase its dominance, but it won’t help in...

Google – Quantum leap?

Quantum computing earns a place on the far horizon. Digging beneath Google’s characteristically effusive claims reveals a solid advance that significantly increases quantum computing’s claim to be the successor of...

Microsoft & Open AI – Brute force.

Brute force only benefits Microsoft. Open AI is making a big bet on compute power being the answer to the limitations of AI in a move that I think will...

Open AI & Microsoft – Lottery ticket

Microsoft takes a punt on Open AI. Open AI, the “non-profit” AI company, has taken a $1bn investment from Microsoft that sees Microsoft buy itself a new customer as well...

IBM – Watson the wanderer.

Watson goes nomadic. IBM has sensibly decided to allow its AI offering (Watson) to run on the cloud offerings of its rivals as well as enabling an ability to run...

Amazon – Whoops apocalypse

Networking industry is collateral damage.  Amazon’s potential move into the networking space has very little to do with addressing a $14bn market and everything to do with increasing the appeal...

Microsoft Build 2018 – Enterprise brain.

Reply to this post           Comfortably ahead of Amazon AWS and Alicloud Microsoft announced incremental improvements to its best in class offerings for enterprises and knowledge...

Amazon – Size 12s

Reply to this post           Amazon is stomping on Microsoft’s patch.   With the launch of Alexa for Business, Amazon is stomping with its size 12s...

Amazon & Microsoft – One-way street

Reply to this post           Amazon gets the best of it for now. Amazon looks to be the main beneficiary of the co-operation between Amazon and...

Microsoft BUILD – The right choices.

Reply to this post           Enterprise remains the focus. At Microsoft’s developer conference, it continued to emphasise its move away from being a platform for the...