Alan, Mike, Jon  and Lisa Martin, the CMO Advisor for The Futurum Group, discuss the implications of a $6.5B acquisition of a  hardware company founded by legendary Apple designer Jony Ive that made by OpenAI before delving in an ambitious agentic artificial intelligence (AI) initiative launched by SAP.

Then the gang takes a look at how Dell’s infrastructure strategy is evolving in the age of AI.

Alan, Mike, Mitch, Jon, Anne Ahola Ward, and Fred Wilmot dive into a survey from The Futurum Group that surfaces high rates of platform engineering adoption.

Then the gang reviews the latest artificial intelligence (AI) initiatives being launched independently by Google and Red Hat.

In today's episode, the gang discusses the all-out push by Microsoft regarding Agentic ai. Next the gang tackles a rash of new announcements by Nvidia as they continue to lead from the front of the AI market. Finally, the gang looks at another new security framework to integrate security into IT and appdev

Mike, Bonnie, Futurum analyst Guy Currer and Stephen Foskett, president of the Tech Field Day arm of The Futurum Group dive into the future of artificial intelligence for IT operations (AIOps).

Then the gang takes a look at the impact agentic AI will have on analytics following a Qlik Connect event before delving into the impact generative AI is having on application modernization.

Alan, Mike, Jon, Teri Robinson and Futurum Group analyst Guy Currier dive into the growing feud between Apple and President Donald Trump before discussing the latest controversy to engulf the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA).Then the gang turns its attention to a move by Salesforce to acquire Convergence.ai to shore up its ability to build and deploy artificial intelligence (AI) agents.

Alan, Mike and Jon dive into the $1 billion acquisition of Neon, a provider of serverless database platform, made this week by Databricks.

Then the gang discusses how robotic process automation (RPA) is evolving in the age of artificial intelligence (AI) following an Automation Anywhere event before musing about the impact open source software and hardware will have on robotics.

Mike, Jon, Anne Ahola Ward and Robert Reeves discuss the degree to which graphics processing units (GPUs) have become chips that are being exchanged in a larger international trade negotiation before delving into why Pope Leo IV seems to be warming up to the ethical use of artificial intelligence (AI).

Then the gang takes a look at the implications of a $95 million settlement of a lawsuit that accused Apple of using its Siri technology to eavesdrop on conversations.

Alan, Mike, Mitch, Chris Blask and Jules Okafor dive into cybersecurity spending levels that are projected to reach $288 billion before discussing an OpenText report that suggests 2.8% of endpoints are infected with malware.

Then the gang turns its attention to the need for more cost efficient approaches to storing data that might be enabled by synthetic DNA technology being advanced by Atlas Data Storage.

Alan, Mike, Bonnie, JP Morgenthal and Stephen Foskett, president of The Tech Field Day arm of the The Futurum Group, delve into the rise of quantum networking before reviewing debating the merits of WiFI versus LTE networks.

Then the gang takes a look at the degree to which artificial intelligence (AI) represents a threat to the environment.

Alan, Mike, Mitch, Teri Robinson and Guy Currier, a research analyst for The Futurum Group, dive into the implications of a research paper that shows it’s possible to predict prime numbers that are used to encrypt data.

Then the gang turns its attention to another vendor that may be experiencing some open source software remorse before discussing just how big a trend might migration off of VMware platforms might actually be.