Technology Optimization advises CIOs seeking to invest in innovation and strategic advantage while optimizing the cost of providing ongoing support.
New economic realities and shrinking IT budgets necessitate that IT organizations become better at justifying new projects, more efficient in delivering IT services, and smarter at adopting new technologies that can deliver business value while reducing costs.
Organizations must work together to optimize the cost reduction that funds innovation, and learn how to balance the needs of business with the responsibilities of IT. Is your organization ready for the shift to innovation? Have you developed a strategy to fund innovation with optimization?
Quantum computing is hogging the headlines in 2025 and it's ok to say it's the year of quantum--or maybe qubits--with 10 months to go in the year. The quantum computing developments are flying, but it's worth noting that we're years away from big commercial adoption.
CoreWeave filed to go public and it's unclear whether the company's debut on the stock market will be a signal of an AI infrastructure top or just a milepost on a multi-year buildout.
Softbank said it will acquire chipmaker Ampere Computing in a $6.5 billion all-cash deal. Oracle and Carlyle, Ampere's primary investors, have agreed to sell their stakes.
Nvidia's GTC conference kicked off with a long keynote from CEO Jensen Huang, a roadmap extending in 2028 and an integrated AI stack that's hard for rivals to match.
Oracle and Nvidia expanded their partnership in a move that will bring Nvidia AI Enterprise, Nvidia Blackwell GB200 NVL72 and agentic AI blueprints to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.
Intel has its new CEO. Lip-Bu Tan, formerly CEO of Cadence Design Systems, will take over as CEO, effective March 18.
Oracle continued to put up strong cloud and infrastructure as a service revenue growth, but its third quarter results fell short of expectations. However, Oracle said its cloud backlog is pointing to revenue growth of about 15% in the new fiscal year that starts in June.
Broadcom and its custom AI processors are seeing strong demand as the company handily topped expectations for the fiscal first quarter.
