2013

June

• Innovation; what takes so long?

• Trends and Forecasts in Computer Graphics

• Nvidia’s “Core” business

• Qualcomm’s 1000x Data Challenge

May

• It’s the little things

• Microsoft unveils AMD-powered Xbox One

• Digital Reality and Adobe

April

• Travel insights

• New technologies for old problem

• Opening at NAB

March

• Technology’s dark side is getting brighter

• The Cult of Maker prays for a burst-resistant bubble

February

• What goes around, comes around

• The Year of the Snake

January

• The lost fortnight

• CES 2013, a major industry transition point?

• What’s wrong with movies these days?

2012

July

• Exergaming and Physutainment

2011

December

• 2011. What was that about?

October

• Qualcomm’s powerful new HPU the S4

August

• WebOS—the short term, instant developer opportunity

• HP — breaking up the place

• AMD, ARM, and all that jazz — reading between the lines will make you cross-eyed

July

• Tablets — the canary in the PC tunnel?

June

• WebGL Security - Kill it before it grows?

• The real 3D - Looking at all sides of 3D reveals a future far beyond pixels

May

• Getting vertical – what Nvidia’s acquisition of Icera means

March

• Game Technology for Disaster Preparedness and Response

January

• What is a PC?

• Welcome to App World

• The new sneaker net has no shoes.

• Calling all old pixel pushers

• Nvidia looks good

• The tablet bubble – a billion dollar lemmings race

• Intel, tick tocking away

• AMD Poised For Growth

2010

December

• Tough to beat free

• Apple gains market share – really?

November

• Calculating the Total Cost of Ownership

• Playing at War

• AMD’s CPUs disappear from the workstation market

October

• Market Expansion? ISV’s hold the reins

• x86 isn’t do-or-die for Nvidia

September

• Nvidia, CUDA, and x86

August

• Gaming PCs and consoles; those damn numbers

• Social Media #2 — Getting Started

• Social Media – A Company’s Friend, Foe

July

• Quadrillions and Quadrillions of Cycles

• The New Visualization

June

• Nintendo goes with DMP for S3D graphics engine

• E3 Press event – press need not attend

May

• The business plan:  selling the entrepreneurial idea

April

• A New Model Cometh

• TV revolutions; the struggle continues

March

• Playing with six monitors—is that a “full deck?”

February

• Jon’s tortuous path to the iPhone

January

• First thoughts on CES and tablets

2009

December

• So long 2009, don’t let the door hit you in the behind

• Intel Will Never Buy Nvidia

• Larrabee past, present, future

October

• Nvidia and Starting the Next Age of Super Computing

• Different strokes: AMD and Nvidia’s approaches are diverging in more ways than one

September

• Marking 101 - Increasing Your Product, Service Street Cred

August

• Siggraph!

May

• Chaos in stereovision land

• A Theory of Wiivolution

• My life on free; why Gutenberg and a bunch of monks are rolling in their graves

• The Biggest Untapped Opportunity in Home Entertainment

April

• Rating of AIBs and motherboards and the new consumer

• With Nehalem, OEMs Xeon — not Core — for entry level, single-socket workstations

• Ion arrives

March

• The hammer falls – Intel hits AMD and Nvidia – who’s next?

• No longer in Dell’s rear-view mirror, HP now shares the workstation market lead

February

• Mobile computing keeps the giants up at night

• The Art of Marketing and Selling PC Gaming Hardware Internationally

• I love Stereovision – I hate stereovision

January

• The death of social networking

• Carol Bartz rides in to save a bunch of Yahoos.

• The Blu ray factor: If Microsoft come out with a BD accessory, where’s Sony’s advantage?

2008

November

• Intel’ s Core i7 is FAST but getting there isn’t

• New Laptops defy dim market expectations

• A Cellular Suggestion

October

• Nvidia laid off?

• In Prosperous Periods Promote Tactically, In Down Times Promote Strategically

September

• Seeing double at IBC

August

• Nvidia paints the town green

• Larry’s Bee - Part Two

• Why not Larrabee?

July

• First Person Second

• Paranoid protectionists Prima Donnas of the press plead for protection

• iPhone breaks Moore’s law

June

• Missed the Boat

• Attempted rapprochement

• This is a rant about spin - Intel extends command in fast-computers tally

May

• How many FLOPS?

• Moore’s law violated by inflation – your new laptop will cost more

• Come together ... over me

• Virtual Reality Resolution

• The New Communications Tools…Listening, Helping

April

• Educating the next crop of engineers